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Step into the impossible
God is inviting the body of Christ on an adventure that requires audacious faith and a deeper level of trust.
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Rules of engagement
As Christians, we need to proactively engage the world around us and be ready to give an answer for the hope that we have.
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God’s calling to missions
What happens when pursuit of ministry causes someone to neglect other important aspects of life like family?
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A light from the darkness
There was a time in Dimas Salaberrios’ life where he was living as a drug kingpin in a world of crime and almost certain death - until he had an encounter with the One true God.
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Questioning evangelism
Evangelism: a long word for the simple concept of sharing the good news of Jesus. What’s the best way to share your faith? While there are many methods, Randy Newman says one of the most powerful evangelism tools is the one Jesus used most frequently: Questions. “Why are questions better than answers? When you ask…
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Scripture: The ultimate change agent
As today's culture trends toward chaos, we have the ultimate transformative tool right at our fingertips: the written Word of God.
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Bible answers: How to love a challenging coworker
Bible scholar Ron Rhodes addresses how to be Christ-like in a negative workplace.
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Hope for Native Americans
Despite the devastating statistics, there is hope for our Native American brothers and sisters in Christ.
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Step out of the boat to love your neighbor
When God calls us to do something in His Name, He gives us everything we need for the journey.
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Evangelism 101: The benefit of asking questions
By asking questions, we will gain insight into where the other person is coming from and possibly draw them closer to Christ.
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