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Jesus is now living in the prototype body. Ours will be like his.
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Jesus is now living in the prototype body. Ours will be like his.
No one wants to be called a stumbling block or weaker believer, but are we doing just that in our current CRC conversation?
A poem written as we continue to face my husband’s chronic illnesses. Sometimes to understand the trial is simply to accept that God is still in control.
The ultimate goal of a believer's life should be to resemble the heavenly Father and to emulate His characters of mercy, compassion and love.
In Amaze Them With God, Kevin DeYoung proposes 5 things to consider in order to win the next generation for Christ without the gimmicks.
A review of Unleash the Word by Karen Soole, a short and practical book on engaging small groups with God’s Word.
The Good Sporting Life by Stephen Liggins talks about what sports has to do with Christian life.
A theology book about sleep? This is a review of the book Thank God for Bedtime by Geoff Robson.
Sacred Endurance answers the call to help Christians struggling on what it means to endure.
"Mother to Son" is a series of intimate letters from a Jasmine L. Holmes to her son which tackle personal and social issues from a biblical perspective.
Who was the carpenter’s son they called Jesus, and what was He really like?
We should remember the grace of the Lord who allows us to recover when we are tired and exhausted from the difficulties of life.
Private Roger Young followed the pattern of Jesus who absorbed the wrath of God on the cross to save us alive.
Surely, he won't take off all his clothing, the missionary thought. But the boy stripped himself of everything, putting all his warm clothing on the grave.
"I never thought I'd be able to get out. I did not have much willpower left. I thought I was going to die."
A friend listens with a servant’s heart—not for what they can get or take, but for what they can offer from their heart.
What do people outside think of the American response to the pandemic? Here's what I'm hearing and seeing.
On top of the presidency and the pandemic, there were protests. What did these look like from the outside?
Exploring the connectedness of morality, nature, creation, and gender.
Here's an important question and answer from the Heidelberg Catechism: How does Christ's resurrection benefit us?
How does America look to a Christian living outside the country? Here's some perspective on the last presidency.
How can we put words to the pain of being able to not hold a funeral properly but having to hurry away for the death of family members?
When a name was repeated twice, it carried with it a deep, intimate, and personal tie.
To affirm homosexuality is to abandon our calling to embody God’s creational purpose for the sake of the world and to call all people into the true humanity that will one day fill the earth.
Everyone will see his brilliant shining face.