3 Biblical responses to other’s struggles
The Bible gives us several suggestions for responding to the suffering we witness around us.
Biblical Studies
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Joseph and the gospel of many colors
Pastor Voddie Baucham shares the lessons we can learn from Joseph in the Old Testament about God’s purposes & providence.
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Understanding the Bible
Dr. Michael Rydelnik help us see the big picture of God’s plans and purposes, by more fully understanding the setting of the scriptures, the authors, and the audience.
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How can we humble ourselves?
Four times Jesus lays out the challenge to humble ourselves, but how?
Real Recovery
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Words of life
Sean Gladding joins Real Recovery to talk about how the Ten Commandments can be practically applied to recovery.
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Ask the professor – May edition
Bible and philosophy professors Mark Muska and Brad Sickler answer your questions on this edition of Ask the Professor.
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Live the Promise
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Your Beautiful Purpose: Embracing your purpose
Your purpose in life is two-fold; to walk intimately with God and do the next thing He puts in front of you.
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Live the Promise
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Your Beautiful Purpose: Trust God’s timing
What does it mean to trust God? Do you struggle to let go of things and know that He has your ultimate good in mind?
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Your Beautiful Purpose: Hearing God’s voice
We know that God speaks to us through His Word, His people, and our circumstances. But how can we train ourselves to discern His voice in those categories?
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Handling disappointment
Jesus’ words are clear: “in this world you will have trouble” (John 16:33). We are never deceived by God concerning the suffering that exists in this world. It has been said, though, that often it is harder to watch those we love struggle than it is to suffer ourselves. Often we find that when our friends break down, we don’t know how…
Dispelling therapy myths
Jesus’ words are clear: “in this world you will have trouble” (John 16:33). We are never deceived by God concerning the suffering that exists in this world. It has been said, though, that often it is harder to watch those we love struggle than it is to suffer ourselves. Often we find that when our friends break down, we don’t know how…
Are you mindstuck and need to change?
Jesus’ words are clear: “in this world you will have trouble” (John 16:33). We are never deceived by God concerning the suffering that exists in this world. It has been said, though, that often it is harder to watch those we love struggle than it is to suffer ourselves. Often we find that when our friends break down, we don’t know how…