...With COVID-19 cases spiking around the nations, Christian Medical and Dental Association‘s Jeff Barrows talks about his organization’s call for churches to voluntarily do distance services temporarily out of love for neighbor. Musician and author Michael Card talks about his new devotional book “The Nazarene.”...
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...Acton Institute’s Ben Johnson looks at how Russian president Putin is branding journalists as foreign agents, plus why many so-called progressive ideas increase income inequity. Musician and author Michael Card talks about his book “Luke: the Gospel of Amazement.”...
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...President of World Relief Scott Arbeiter shares how we as the Church can answer the call to care for the vulnerable in these days of fear and worry. Then, Musician and author Michael Card highlights his book titled “John: The Gospel of Wisdom” and shares why this gospel is unique when compared to the other three....
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...d through it all you’ll see the ‘motif of misunderstanding’ on display (as Michael Card refers to it in his wonderful commentary “John: the Gospel of Wisdo m”), as the Jewish leaders, the crowds, and even the disciples misunderstand who Jesus is, and how the glory of God is displayed. You’ll note in chapter nine and eleven through the healing of the blind man, and the raising of Lazarus, Jesus introduces a new way of thinking about sic...
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...PluggedIn’s Adam Holz looks at some of the best options for Easter movies that are available through streaming services. Musician Michael Card, author of John: the Gospel of Wisdom, walks us through the last hours of Christ as told by the Gospel of John....
Type: Program_podcast
...inster, Redeemer, RTS Orlando and Western Seminary in Portland. He is the author of several books including Everyday Prayers as well as Unveiled Hope with Michael Card, and Speechless and Restoring Broken Things with Steven Curtis Chapman....
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...munity, not acrimony, discord, division and dysfunction. The great calling-card of the Christian church is to unity. When disunity erupts, it is always a victory for the evil one. As has often been pointed out, when the Bible talks about such loving unity, it doesn’t mean uniformity, which is everyone looking and thinking alike. And the biblical idea is certainly not to be confused with unanimity, which is complete agreement about every petty issu...
Type: Article Categories: Church + Culture, Faith Radio Blog
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You had a crummy day. Not much went right and you are exhausted. You find yourself in a Grinch mood. As a result, the rest of the day is spent complaining and venting.
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