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It’s healthy and God-honoring for older, more experienced adults to invest their time and energy into developing the skills of leadership within those who are physically, emotionally or spiritually younger. A careful reading of the Old Testament shows us how Moses invested in Joshua, preparing him for leadership in Israel.
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Faith grows to maturity by learning and observing the conduct of more mature believers. Therefore, if we want to impact the world for Jesus, we need to consider how we are spending time with those who are spiritually younger.
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Where should people, but especially men, turn when they want to better understand what a Godly relationship should look like within the home?
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When we are angry, we usually fashion internal weapons sharpened by bitterness, malice, and slander. Even though we know that Christians must set these weapons aside, it hardly seems possible. So here are three Biblical recommendations for dealing with anger in order to move towards reconciliation.
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We don’t need to have all of the answers in order to point people to Jesus. But let’s remember what we have been given.
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How did Paul go from perpetuating violence to being inspired to write, “bless those who persecute you” (v14), “never avenge yourselves” (v19) and “conquer evil with good” (v21)?
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Even if you find it difficult to memorize Psalm 23 with us this winter, I encourage you not to give up. In fact, listen to the Lord’s advice about teaching (and memorizing).
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Biblical womanhood often gets mis-characterized as weak and therefore old-fashioned. However, there are twenty-one verses in Proverbs 31 which describe a godly woman as quite the opposite!
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Our small group met a few days ago and once again enjoyed moments of laughter, food, spiritual discussion and prayer together as we discussed the Gospel of Mark. (Isn’t life together amazing!) At one point, we briefly discussed how we discern truth. One person mentioned that he’s fascinated by comparing how two...
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Like most parents, I have a few goals for our children – targeted skills that I’d like for them to master before they live on their own. These targets include doing their own laundry, balancing a budget, changing a tire, and being able to cook at least three meals. Although there are still many years before our oldest son...
