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Moon Joy: How the Artemis II Journey Around the Moon Encouraged the World
The Artemis II mission's profound joy and unity, exemplified by astronauts' camaraderie and reflections on interconnectedness, offer a powerful contrast to earthly divisions and a model for the church.
How to Rest in the Lord When Your World Is Upside Down
The practice of rest can seem like an intangible luxury in our chaotic world, but our willingness to relinquish control in the structure of the day and rhythm of the week to a loving Creator demonstrates our dependence on God for all things,...
The Precarious Promise of Pragmatism
Don’t fall into the trap of making numerical growth the goal, but don’t fall into the other ditch of being satisfied with little to no fruit. Instead, examine what the Scripture teaches about fruitfulness.
How to Fall Back in Love with Your Spouse
Time, familiarity, baggage and life’s transitions can all wear on a marriage and make you feel like you’ve lost that loving feeling. But, it’s not too late to fall back in love with your spouse no matter how little or how long you’ve been married.
What Does the Bible Say about a Mother's Love? Encouragement for Mothers from Scripture
Jesus and the Bible's prophets often used the analogy of a mother's deep care and love for her children to elucidate how God deeply desires to have a relationship with the people he created.
"God" of Open Theism Not God of Scripture, New Book Argues
The "God" of open theism is not the God found in Scripture, a new book by a Southern Baptist Theological Seminary professor argues.Open theism, often called "the openness of God," asserts that God does not know in advance the free actions and...
New Testament Scholar Explains How Christianity Took over the Western World
True to form, Ehrman, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, doesn’t exalt in Christianity’s success, despite his new book’s title. “In this book I have tried to explain the triumph of Christianity without making it a...
What Does it Mean That God Will Return Like a Thief in the Night?
This verse reminds believers that we have the knowledge that God will come unexpectedly back into the world. For the unbeliever, Jesus’ return will come “like a thief in the night” they will not be prepared for his arrival.
How to Lead Your Business Where You Want it to Go
How to Talk to Your Teen about Abortion
However, our teens need to understand that our choices come with consequences, and in the event of an untimely pregnancy, the temptation to end a life in order to enrich their own only paves a pathway to guilt and shame.
How Being 'Guests' Liberates Us to Speak Biblical Truth
In these days of cancel culture, those who oppose biblical truth have unprecedented means of attacking Christians. At the same time, we are clearly called to be Jesus’ “witnesses” where we live and around the world (Acts 1:8). We are to be...
Leader of the Pack
Canned air; but one lap to give; the heaviest lamp in the history of light. It's all so ... moving.
How Not to Read the Bible; God’s Story vs. Moral McNuggets
I’ve got some good news and some bad news. Good news? Half of Americans are Bible users. Bad news? It doesn’t seem to matter.
How to Combat Your Fear and Anxiety with the Gospel
2 a.m. is the perfect time of day to script, memorize, rewrite and re-memorize hypothetical conversations that could potentially happen with people you don’t know very well.
Deeper Worship through Tradition: How the Church Calendar Can Enhance Easter
What Is Greed and How Do I Know if I'm Greedy?
Scripture doesn’t specifically define greed. In America, we often relegate greed as some abstract quality only the uber rich are guilty of. The rest of us just “want” stuff… we’d never be downright greedy! But...
How to Respond When Skeptics Claim Our Faith is Dangerous
Yesterday was Holocaust Remembrance Day. Survivors marked the seventy-fourth anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, where more than a million people were killed. Six million Jews in total died in the Holocaust.
Tools of the Trade
As with every profession, we need to have some professional tools on hand. Here are some of our favorite tools for making our schooling fun.
‘More Christian than Baseball Player’: How Anthony Rendon Balances Faith and Fame
The 2019 World Series starts tonight, pitting the Houston Astros against the Washington Nationals. While there are many storylines worth following with the series, the play of Nationals third baseman Anthony Rendon is among the most interesting.
A Honey of a Unit Study
Why did people start keeping bees in hives? What did early Americans use honey for? Help your child explore the sweet world of honey and bees with the help of this enjoyable unit study.
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