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The God-shaped heart
Before God can heal and renew our mind and our brain, we must first allow Him to heal us in the innermost being of our heart.
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Reclaiming the art of Biblical meditation
Do you long for deeper intimacy with God but don't know where to even begin?
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The power of God
How can we begin to rightly understand God’s power?
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The pursuit of God
Jess Connolly reminds us that a holy pursuit of God will never be laced with striving for favor.
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Do I have to earn God’s love?
God’s love does not change dependent on how you are feeling, or behaving on any given day or moment. He is faithful and merciful in His love and affection for us.
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Friendship with God
To understand what friendship with God looks like, Dr. James Goll says we should look no further than the life of Abraham.
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Spiritual and emotional maturity
Is it possible to be spiritually mature while still remaining emotionally immature?
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Desperate for God
When was the last time you felt desperate about your need for God?
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The sacrament of happy
Do you see God has a stern librarian, or a smiling friend?
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The gift of dependence on God
More than ever before our culture prides itself on independence and individuality. However, what if we were never meant to be independent at all?
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What’s the difference between your brain, mind, and heart? Dr. Timothy Jennings says that it’s easy to get these three aspects of our being mixed up with one another. To illustrate why it’s important to understand how these three aspects make up our being, he uses the analogy of a computer. “In my view, the brain is analogous…