By Elizabeth Prata
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The post reminds believers of the beauty and purity of the Church as the Bride of Christ, contrasting it with the sinful world. It highlights believers’ anticipation for our union with Jesus, celebrating our forgiveness and holiness through His sacrifice. The message encourages faithfulness during this betrothal period as we prepare for the wedding day. The Bride is always beautiful.
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The resignation of G3 President Josh Buice amid scandal has shocked many, revealing his misuse of anonymous accounts to slander fellow Christians. The G3 Board emphasizes the need for integrity in leadership as they plan for the ministry’s future. What lessons can the layman learn when a leader falls?
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The article explores the supernatural realm, emphasizing its presence in everyday life. It discusses Thomas Jefferson’s rationalist beliefs and the journey of souls after death, highlighting angelic warfare and God’s sovereignty. I encourages readers to recognize, even if we cannot see, the continuous supernatural activities guided by divine oversight that influence human history and spiritual existence.
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In this essay I reflect on the complexities of motherhood, highlighting both the ideal, and the painful realities some experience, particularly with non-believing mothers whose beliefs contradict their actions. Sunny Shell offers compassion and encouragement, while Dayspring McLeod discusses biblical infertility, emphasizing it as a chance for God’s transformative work, urging faith amid challenges.
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Christian mothers profoundly influence their children’s faith, as illustrated by Charles Spurgeon’s and Frank Boreham’s experiences. Spurgeon’s mother nurtured him, awakening his devotion to Christ, while Boreham cherished his mother’s storytelling and teachings. Their lasting legacies highlight the vital role mothers play in shaping spirituality and faith across generations.
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I reflect on the significance of earthquakes, linking personal experiences with biblical narratives. I discuss the destructive nature of earthquakes, exemplified in the 1906 San Francisco quake, and highlights their biblical occurrences as symbols of God’s judgment and communication. Ultimately, I emphasize that true security lies in faith in Jesus amid a transient world.
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I state in this essay that women preaching is a significant rebellion against God’s standards. I emphasize that such behavior undermines the church and God’s commands, regardless of societal trends.
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The author reflects on Pope Francis’ visit to America, expressing concern over the decline of biblical knowledge among pastors, as evidenced by a LifeWay survey showing only 37% are doctrinally sound. The piece warns of growing apostasy within Christianity, highlighting the need for continued protest against Catholicism and a return to biblical teachings.
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I was asked to write a fable or an allegory for the ministry Exposit the Word as a tract. In it, I narrate a visionary judgment experience where I confront Christ after death. My allegory self realizes that being “good” isn’t sufficient for heaven. Jesus reveals my sins, declaring me unqualified for entry.
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A reader had asked me a question, my response focuses on the significance of the spiritual gift of discernment within the church. This gift helps identify and warn against false teachers, which is crucial given the prevalence of false doctrine in the New Testament. A by-product of training one’s self in discernment is that the Christian values the word of God even more. All believers should cultivate discernment, recognizing the balance between vetting teachers and focusing on Jesus.
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