The Call to Pray for the Persecuted Church
Oct 30 7:52 AM

The Call to Pray for the Persecuted Church

Oct 30 7:52 AM
Oct 30 7:52 AM

As we pray with persecuted Christians, we often think of how we are helping them, but the truth is, we need them just as much. Their courage deepens our faith.

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Bring Change and Be Changed Through Operation Christmas Child
Oct 23 7:49 AM

Bring Change and Be Changed Through Operation Christmas Child

Oct 23 7:49 AM
Oct 23 7:49 AM

Go, therefore, and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to follow all that I commanded you; and behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” - Matthew 28:19-20

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When Anxiety Clouds Reality
Oct 16 7:17 AM

When Anxiety Clouds Reality

Oct 16 7:17 AM
Oct 16 7:17 AM

Can a mere human like me really rejoice in God while battling anxiety? Or do I have to wait for the dust to settle on my circumstances before trying to uncover joy again?

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8 Key Differences Between Catholics and Protestants - Part 2
Oct 9 7:23 AM

8 Key Differences Between Catholics and Protestants - Part 2

Oct 9 7:23 AM
Oct 9 7:23 AM

This is a continuation of the article from last week...

Ask a serious Protestant today what is the biggest threat to orthodox Christianity today, and he might mention cultural hostilities, the sexual revolution, or nominalism in our churches. But if you would have asked a Protestant the same question a hundred years ago, he would have almost certainly mentioned the Roman Catholic Church. Until fairly recently, Protestants and Catholics in this country were, if not enemies, then certainly players on opposing teams.

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8 Key Differences Between Catholics and Protestants - Part 1
Oct 2 7:21 AM

8 Key Differences Between Catholics and Protestants - Part 1

Oct 2 7:21 AM
Oct 2 7:21 AM

Ask a serious Protestant today what is the biggest threat to orthodox Christianity today, and he might mention cultural hostilities, the sexual revolution, or nominalism in our churches. But if you would have asked a Protestant the same question a hundred years ago, he would have almost certainly mentioned the Roman Catholic Church. Until fairly recently, Protestants and Catholics in this country were, if not enemies, then certainly players on opposing teams.

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