...stimulus checks on our economy, the importance of identifying those in need and those that may want to opt out. She also covers the topics of student debt forgiveness, the potential rebound of the job market, and what happened with GameStop....
Type: Program_podcast
...rious Bible study. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Bible Theology and enjoys teaching God’s Word to diverse groups and churches within the body of Christ. She is the author of the First Corinthians: Living Love When We Disagree, Joseph: The Journey to Forgiveness, and Jeremiah: Daring to Hope in an Unstable World Bible studies and the Mom’s Choice Award-winning Total Family Makeover: 8 Steps to Making Disciples at Home book. She lives...
Type: Authors
...We continue our study of Genesis (picking up in Genesis 32) with David Wheaton: looking at God protecting Jacob, how we should pray, being people of forgiveness and facing conflict (Find Part 1 of our series on Genesis here). Then Jonathan Leeman shares the importance of love in hard conversations, how the church can show up in this time by unifying and more....
Type: Program_podcast
...Today’s Breakpoint with John Stonestreet Josh Straub – Author, What Do I Do with Anger? What Do I Do with Anger? Anger, Your Family, And Forgiveness What Do I Do With My Child’s Anger?...
Type: Article Categories: Uncategorized
...be difficult and will never be your best friends, loving them through the love of Christ is an opportunity to practice civility, forgiveness, and Christlikeness....
Type: Article Categories: Church + Culture, Your Faith
...Everyone sins, but do you dwell on your shortcomings and feel ashamed, or do you reflect on the God’s wonderful grace? Pastor Dr. Sam Storms shares straightforward theology about sin and forgiveness from his book, “A Dozen Things God Did With Your Sin (And Three Things He’ll Never Do).”...
Type: Program_podcast
...nned—you crossed the ‘line’—I imagine you recoiled in horror. Begged God’s forgiveness and repented. He wholeheartedly agreed. The second time, it was probably similar. But by the fifth, or tenth time, you began to wonder, ‘ Has God made an exception just for me?’ You see, I continued, you mistook MOMENTUM for God’s ongoing BLESSING. Now he was curious. I used a metaphor of an old fashioned steam engine pulling a train and rolling down the track....
Type: Article Categories: Uncategorized
...the world saw these families pray for the family of the murderer and offer forgiveness. That was odd. That was odd, and yet, in some ways it was actually appealing.” He explains why it’s important for Christians to be both odd and accessible. “As Christians we’re going to, by necessity, be odd because we’re not going to believe the same things and we’re not going to do the same things. We’re not necessarily going to sound different fro...
Type: Article Categories: Evangelism, Your Faith
...church operating during this difficult season. I find his messages are usually so timely. Just what we need at the moment to get us through current uncertainties. I do so appreciate his current series on PRAYER and especially today’s sermon on forgiveness. I sincerely wish that everyone could hear that message. It is something we and our whole country and the whole world need desperately to hear. Pastor Rich is our interim pastor. What a wo...
Type: Article Categories: Pastor Appreciation
...e did it all so I could save you.’ It’s a wonderful picture of forgiveness.” Voddie calls us to “look at the Old Testament as Christians Scripture” and see Christ crucified throughout the entire Bible. We need to understand where the story of Joseph fits – this is the story of Jacob’s youngest son. We need to recognize that Joseph fits within the narrative of Jacob, who is called Israel. Highlight –...
Type: Article Categories: Biblical Studies, Your Faith
