Top 5 Verses Christians Take Out of Context
Have you ever heard someone explain a scripture and wonder to yourself, “Is that really what that scripture means?”
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Dealing with Our Thoughts
We cannot control our thoughts, but we can respond to them in a healthy way so that we can still choose behavior that honors God.
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Accountability Questions for Christian Men
Men, we need each other to stay on the right track in our Christian walk! Use the five accountability questions below with your men’s group or mentor every week, month, or quarter.
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Affirming Your Kids as a Father Should
God the Father did it, and so should you. When you affirm your kids, you’re setting the stage for everything else you have to do as a dad.
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Value #3: We Win As a Team, Not as Individuals
We believe everyone has something to offer for the greater good.
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How to Discipline with Love as a Dad
Today’s culture says to let your kids do whatever they want. The Bible tells dads to teach their kids right from wrong… and to carefully discipline them.
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Putting God First as a Christian Father
Most Christian dads say that God is number one, but is it really happening? Here’s how to follow Parenting Principle #1, ancient advice from Abraham to Jesus.
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The Environments for Disciple-making
Creating a discipleship culture doesn’t happen over night. You’ll have to build your infrastructure in these four areas.
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Value #5: We’re On Mission With Jesus
Jesus is the boss and his commission is our command.
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Race and the Bible
What if racial issues is a gospel issue? How should the church respond if these issues are connected, not separate?
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Is It Wrong to Have Guilty Pleasures?
Many Christian women have what they call their “guilty pleasures.” Is there anything wrong with these things?
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Value #4: We Give Up the Good For the Better
We’re not afraid to sacrifice – finances, preferences, etc.
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The Meaning of “Transgression” in Hebrew
The word “transgression” in the Bible has a lot of religious and cultural baggage. One thing is sure: it’s not an outdated, archaic way of separating “good” people from “bad” people.
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How to Make Friends Who Don’t Look Like You
The Kingdom of God will be God’s diverse family of sons and daughters that have given their lives over to Him. If we really want to reflect God’s Kingdom, we’ve got to be intentional about looking like it. Here are three ways…
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Value #2: We Work Hard at Healthy Relationships
We think the best of each other and speak the truth in love.
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Why You Can Rely on the Biblical Canon
Despite scrutiny from skeptics, Christians can be confident in the process that selected the books that are found in the Bible.
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Value #1: We Look to God and His Word in All We Do
The Bible guides us in our everyday lives, not just on Sunday.
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Leader’s Intro to PursueGOD
The mission of the church is to make disciples – but are we actually doing it?
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Is It Okay to Take Medication for Depression and Anxiety?
Christians who suffer from depression and anxiety often hesitate to take medication. Is that right?
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God’s Design for Marriage
We didn’t invent the concept of marriage, it was God’s idea. His purpose and design for marriage is found in the Bible. If you want your marriage to be healthy and strong, follow the blueprints God provided.
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Four Roadblocks to an Apology
Apologizing is difficult to do but a necessary skill if you want to have a healthy marriage. Avoid some typical excuses for why people don’t want to say “I’m sorry.”
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The Three Pillars of Biblical Fatherhood
A father who honors God provides, protects and empowers his family.
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A Deep Dive on the Covenant Between God and Man
Genesis 15 depicts a strange ancient ritual between God and Abraham. Dig in a little and you’ll see that it foreshadows the work of Christ on the cross.
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Watch Your Critical Spirit
It’s not always easy to be positive. In fact, we oftentimes find that being critical is our default.
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