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Reflections on Debate

What does the pastor of a small Presbyterian church think about while in a room full of Presbyterian pastors in the midst of a debate?...

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Praying our Frustration

Are things getting better? Worse? About the same? And what does that mean for how we live as God's people?...

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Praying for the Nation, Praying for the Kingdom

How do those with citizenship in heaven pray for an earthly nation?...

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Surprised by Answered Prayer

How long should we pray for something? Until we receive an answer. An old prayer request list on the church computer helped me understand that....

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Tainted Meat and Chocolate Bunnies

What do we do when we hear that popular holiday traditions are connected with paganism? ...

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Choosing the Better Thing (Rebelling Against Exhaustion, Part 3)

Behind the choices we make are a set of values. Letting worldly values often leads us down a path of exhaustion. Jesus challenges us to choose a different path....

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Storm Clouds and Blessings

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The Bible doesn't teach us to interpret natural disasters as God's judgment on those who suffer from them, but instead calls us to look beyond our circumstances in order to understand true blessing....

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More than a Handshake

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Hospitality is a virtue that is commanded and commended throughout Scripture. But what does that word actually mean? We may have come to think of hospitality in terms of entertaining and hosting, but Biblical hospitality looks to God's gracious salvation as its model....

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The God with Dirt on His Hands

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The Christian's approach to their calling - whether in the home, at school, or on the job - is drawn from the way Scripture presents God as one who works. The tasks that fill the majority of our time are not distractions from the spiritual life but are instead one of the ways in which we follow and imitate our Lord....

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Talking About Tragedies

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National tragedies spark national discussions. How ought we, as Christians, participate in the conversations surrounding events like the Las Vegas shooting? The tone and attitude of our message can be just as important as the message itself. ...

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