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4 Truths to Combat Laziness

4 Truths to Combat Laziness

There is a difference between rest and laziness. Rest is part of the natural rhythm of life, and rest is actually an expression of faith. When we rest, we can only do so because we believe the words of Jesus, that “it is finished,” and we have nothing left to prove. But laziness? Well, that’s different. Laziness is filled with apathy rather than gratitude, with entitlement rather than stewardship. So how can we guard our hearts from laziness? I’…Read Article

Hindsight - The Pull of the Past Tugs at the Present in Natalie d'Arbeloff's Intoxicating Autobiographical Minicomic – Broken Frontier

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Hindsight - The Pull of the Past Tugs at the Present in Natalie d'Arbeloff's Intoxicating Autobiographical Minicomic – Broken Frontier

In 'Hindsight' artist Natalie d'Arbeloff considers the past with the benefit of a fresh perspective some decades on.See the Story

God's Provision in Uncertainty

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God's Provision in Uncertainty

by Luke Nelessen This year has been full of so many changes for our team at World Relief Wisconsin, but I never anticipated milking a goat as part of my job. Well, that’s not quite what happened. Yet, I did milk a goat! And it was kind of related to my job. Let me explain. Late in the spring, I heard that our Chippewa Valley team would be losing a few team members. As a regional coordinator working across the state of Wisconsin, I wondered if th…See the Story

3 Truths About Money To Make You More Cautious

There is a difference between a “guide” and a “manual.” A guide is someone or something that helps you along a predetermined path. That person or thing knows the way you should go, but you are on a journey of discovery. Your guide is right there with you, walking the path alongside you. But a manual is different. A manual gives you step-by-step instructions in what you should do or the way you should go. It’s numbered and sub-numbers, making sur…Read Article

3 Ways We Should Think About Ourselves in Light of the Gospel

INTJ. Otter. Red. Enneagram 8. All these terms come from different kinds of assessments, questionnaires, and tests that are meant to describe your individual personality. They are all, in other words, ways to think about yourself. There is some value here, of course. It’s a good thing to understand ourselves – to know how we relate to others, how we respond to stress, and how we tend to think about situations and circumstances. Of course, as wit…Read Article

3 Mistakes We Might Make When Thinking About Faith

Faith is more than intellectual agreement. It is not passive. And it is transformational.Read Article

3 Things We Can Learn From Paul’s Prayers

At the first of his letters, Paul took a generous amount of time and space to write out a prayer for the congregation at Ephesus or Corinth or Thessanolica or Rome. We generally just skim through this section, treating it like more or less the small talk at the front end of a conversation. “Hi there.” “Hope you’re doing well.” “Maybe we can connect soon.” Blah, blah, blah. Except it’s not “blah, blah, blah” material. Like the rest of the Bible, …Greece · Greece Read Article

3 Things That Make a Christian “Unavailable”

The word posture is defined like this: “position, condition, or state, as of affairs.” In a physical sense, your posture is how you generally hold yourself. It’s not a static term, meaning that you always are sitting or standing or bending. All of us do those things a thousand times a day. Your posture, though, is the general position. In fact, it’s your posture that influences the way you hold yourself in all those other movements. It determine…Read Article

3 Principles in Living for the Glory of God

The Westminster Shorter Catechism, in the very first lines, answers the question of the meaning of human life like this: “Man’s chief end is to glory God and enjoy Him forever.” The Hebrew word for glory is kavod, and it literally means “heavy.” So when we glorify someone or something, we give it weight. Recognition. Importance. Honor. And this is what life is all about. Indeed, as human beings this is why we were created: “I will say to the nor…Read Article

NAM calls for unity, rejects ‘divisive politics’

The member emphasised that the common denominator uniting all Gambians is far greater than any differences that may exist. He underscored the importance of shared goals and the need to reject divisive rhetoric, particularly from politicians. The member highlighted the harmonious interactions among Assembly Members, regardless of their individual regions or backgrounds, and urged the public to emulate this spirit of cooperation. “There is no on…Music See the Story

What does the Bible say about homosexuality? Firstly, Jesus wasn’t a homophobe

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Christian attitudes towards LGBTQ+ people & homosexuality have long been shaped by scripture – but the Bible itself shows Jesus was inclusive.Jesus Christ See the Story

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