“We took this work as far as we were allowed to take it,” North Carolina Baptist pastor Josh Wester, chair of the Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force.
The chief ethicist for the nation’s largest Protestant denomination wants the federal government to clamp down on in-vitro fertilization, saying it causes harm to children and their mothers.
Check out the featured resources for June.
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.
Lamentations 3:22–23 tells us God’s mercies are new every morning and it releases us from the need to strive to earn God’s love and acceptance. It does not however absolve us from intentionally seeking a closer relationship with Him.
These passages that we look to today and in the following week all come from one of the largest displays of God’s presence and power in all of history.
Seeing Christ in others inspires us to be more devoted to the Lord. Finding support when we struggle empowers us to remain faithful when we are weak.
Comfort for Christians looks different than it looks for the world. Our ultimate comfort is in Jesus. But living for Jesus and walking in obedience to the commands of God will lead us into uncomfortable situations. That’s guaranteed.
“We took this work as far as we were allowed to take it,” North Carolina Baptist pastor Josh Wester, chair of the Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force.
The chief ethicist for the nation’s largest Protestant denomination wants the federal government to clamp down on in-vitro fertilization, saying it causes harm to children and their mothers.
Check out the featured resources for June.
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.
Lamentations 3:22–23 tells us God’s mercies are new every morning and it releases us from the need to strive to earn God’s love and acceptance. It does not however absolve us from intentionally seeking a closer relationship with Him.
These passages that we look to today and in the following week all come from one of the largest displays of God’s presence and power in all of history.
Seeing Christ in others inspires us to be more devoted to the Lord. Finding support when we struggle empowers us to remain faithful when we are weak.
Comfort for Christians looks different than it looks for the world. Our ultimate comfort is in Jesus. But living for Jesus and walking in obedience to the commands of God will lead us into uncomfortable situations. That’s guaranteed.
“We took this work as far as we were allowed to take it,” North Carolina Baptist pastor Josh Wester, chair of the Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force.
The chief ethicist for the nation’s largest Protestant denomination wants the federal government to clamp down on in-vitro fertilization, saying it causes harm to children and their mothers.
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.
Lamentations 3:22–23 tells us God’s mercies are new every morning and it releases us from the need to strive to earn God’s love and acceptance. It does not however absolve us from intentionally seeking a closer relationship with Him.
These passages that we look to today and in the following week all come from one of the largest displays of God’s presence and power in all of history.
Seeing Christ in others inspires us to be more devoted to the Lord. Finding support when we struggle empowers us to remain faithful when we are weak.
Comfort for Christians looks different than it looks for the world. Our ultimate comfort is in Jesus. But living for Jesus and walking in obedience to the commands of God will lead us into uncomfortable situations. That’s guaranteed.
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