Faith—the Simplicity of Trust
“In God we trust” is emblazoned in green ink on our American currency. This phrase became our national motto in 1956. After 9–11, it became […]
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“In God we trust” is emblazoned in green ink on our American currency. This phrase became our national motto in 1956. After 9–11, it became […]
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The Lord is far more concerned with our salvation than we are. I believe the gospel accounts of the Lord’s crucifixion clearly show this. As
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[This article replaces tomorrow’s] An Unexpected Advent Story God promised the nation of Israel—His Chosen people—a magnificent gift. For thousands of years, Israel waited for
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I was so excited when I heard the Amazon Prime truck coming down the driveway. I had ordered the brand new, Fast-Learning, Rubberized-Plastic Model #233
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[Part 3 of a 3-part series] People who balk at God’s wrath don’t grasp the intensity of His actual love for real people. Frankly, their
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“Jesus is perfect theology.” This is a popular saying in some circles, and it is treated like the Royal Flush of theology. If you play
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