Churchgoers value time alone with God, practice varies
Most Protestant churchgoers spend time alone with God at least daily, but it looks different for every person.
Most Protestant churchgoers spend time alone with God at least daily, but it looks different for every person.
Millions walk the city streets without knowing the Savior. That’s why each proclamation and baptism is cause for rejoicing and celebration, despite the delays.
Christian nationalism is more than religiosity and patriotism. It is a worldview that guides how people believe the nation should be structured and who belongs there.
While political officials debate these measures, parents, grandparents, pastors and teachers can take some commonsense steps to help protect children and youth from active shooters.
“The wounded person on the side of the road is the abuse survivor, not Johnny Hunt, and she received no mention at all by this panel — she was passed by, in a way, by this quintet. I do not know her, but I don’t want to be guilty of leaving her on the side of the road. I am praying for her, I have heard her, and I believe her.”
Some principles apply to fostering respect in many other situations beyond religion, and beyond college, from our offices at work to the halls of Congress: intentionally but empathetically engaging with one another’s differences.
The church is a powerful network of caring Christian individuals who want to help and minister to the world’s hurting victims.
By joining a local church, each person is making a statement that they identify with a particular doctrinal position of who God is and what role His Word has in their life.
Most Protestant churchgoers spend time alone with God at least daily, but it looks different for every person.
Millions walk the city streets without knowing the Savior. That’s why each proclamation and baptism is cause for rejoicing and celebration, despite the delays.
Christian nationalism is more than religiosity and patriotism. It is a worldview that guides how people believe the nation should be structured and who belongs there.
While political officials debate these measures, parents, grandparents, pastors and teachers can take some commonsense steps to help protect children and youth from active shooters.
“The wounded person on the side of the road is the abuse survivor, not Johnny Hunt, and she received no mention at all by this panel — she was passed by, in a way, by this quintet. I do not know her, but I don’t want to be guilty of leaving her on the side of the road. I am praying for her, I have heard her, and I believe her.”
Some principles apply to fostering respect in many other situations beyond religion, and beyond college, from our offices at work to the halls of Congress: intentionally but empathetically engaging with one another’s differences.
The church is a powerful network of caring Christian individuals who want to help and minister to the world’s hurting victims.
By joining a local church, each person is making a statement that they identify with a particular doctrinal position of who God is and what role His Word has in their life.
Most Protestant churchgoers spend time alone with God at least daily, but it looks different for every person.
Millions walk the city streets without knowing the Savior. That’s why each proclamation and baptism is cause for rejoicing and celebration, despite the delays.
Christian nationalism is more than religiosity and patriotism. It is a worldview that guides how people believe the nation should be structured and who belongs there.
While political officials debate these measures, parents, grandparents, pastors and teachers can take some commonsense steps to help protect children and youth from active shooters.
“The wounded person on the side of the road is the abuse survivor, not Johnny Hunt, and she received no mention at all by this panel — she was passed by, in a way, by this quintet. I do not know her, but I don’t want to be guilty of leaving her on the side of the road. I am praying for her, I have heard her, and I believe her.”
Some principles apply to fostering respect in many other situations beyond religion, and beyond college, from our offices at work to the halls of Congress: intentionally but empathetically engaging with one another’s differences.
The church is a powerful network of caring Christian individuals who want to help and minister to the world’s hurting victims.
By joining a local church, each person is making a statement that they identify with a particular doctrinal position of who God is and what role His Word has in their life.
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