The Meaning of “LORD” in Hebrew
“Yahweh” means that God is eternal and self-existent. He has always been God and always will be.
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In the Highs and Lows (Mark 11:1-11)
After a frenzied entrance that has the whole city electrified, the day ends with Jesus alone in the temple.
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4 Signs That Your Marriage Is in Trouble
A couple’s ability to communicate is obviously foundational to a healthy marriage. Gottman would say there are 4 communication styles that often lead to the end of marriage because of the damage they inflict on couples.
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The Meaning of “Listen” in Hebrew
“Shema” (Deuteronomy 6:4-5) is a common word in the Hebrew Bible, usually translated as “listen.” But the meaning of the word goes far beyond what your ears can hear.
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The Failing “Power Tools” of Parenting
Paul Tripp teaches that parents often try to force change on their kids but only God has the power to change their hearts.
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What’s Keeping You on the Sidelines? (Mark 10:46-52)
Jesus encounters a blind beggar without purpose in life. The interaction begs a question for every pursuer who has lost his way: What’s keeping you on the sidelines?
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Lead Like Jonathon
Jonathan over communicated, communicated clearly, and welcomed feedback. Good leaders are always looking for opportunities to earn trust, and it’s clear Jonathan had earned trust from his armor bearer.
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When Mormon Missionaries Come Knockin’
Christians don’t have to avoid Mormon missionaries. We can share good news with them that can change their lives one day.
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The Unexpected Journey (Mark 10:32-45)
Jesus brings the focus back to his personal mission. He himself will give up his life as a ransom for many, setting an example for his disciples to follow.
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Is Hell a Real Place?
“Four Views on Hell” explores four different perspectives on the biblical concept of hell. Hell is a real place, but this book features different visions of what hell is like: eternal, conscious torment (the traditional view), terminal punishment (annihilationism), ultimate reconciliation (Christian universalism), and purgatory.
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Lead Like Joshua
Joshua focused on the character and power of God not the circumstances around him. He knew God would deliver on his promises. Godly leaders stand on God’s truth in the face of adversity.
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What Must I Do? (Mark 10:17-31)
A rich man kneels before Jesus and asks about how to make it to heaven. Jesus’ answer shocks everyone who hears it, especially those who are trying to work their way into heaven.
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Three Views on the Millennium
“Three Views on the Millennium and Beyond” presents readers with a comprehensive exploration of postmillennialism, amillennialism, and premillennialism. Which view makes the most sense to you?
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5 Things You Must Do if Your Spouse Had an Affair
If you’ve recently discovered that your spouse has cheated, there are five tasks you need to incorporate if you want to move forward in a healthy way.
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Like a Little Child (Mark 10:13-16)
Jesus was indignant when his disciples tried to keep little children away from him. The irony is that children – and those who share their qualities – are the only ones who make it into the kingdom of God.
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5 Things You Must Do if You’ve Had an Affair
If you’ve had an affair, it’s not too late to change course and save your marriage. Incorporate these five steps to help you think clearly about the direction you should go.
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The Tribulation and the AntiChrist
The Tribulation refers to a period of suffering at the end of history. The Antichrist is the satanically inspired climax of the world’s rebellion against God. He will exalt himself and actually claim to be God.
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Lead Like Moses
Leading well is something every man should desire to do. God took a reluctant leader in Moses and used him to bring the entire nation of Israel out of slavery in Egypt.
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Marriage in Light of the Kingdom of God (Mark 10:1-12)
Jesus answers some difficult questions about divorce and remarriage. Understanding the Jewish context unlocks the mystery for married couples in every generation.
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Three Views on the Rapture: Pretribulation, Prewrath, or Posttribulation
Explore diverse perspectives on the timing of the rapture. Delve into compelling arguments and gain insights into this complex topic.
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Is There Hope After an Affair?
If your marriage has experienced an affair, all hope is not gone. But saving your marriage will require something from both of you.
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The Key to Greatness (Mark 9:30-50)
Jesus reveals a truth that flows from Jesus’ journey to the cross: the key to greatness in the Kingdom of God is humility.
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Boundaries With Friends
If you’re a compliant person, you need to watch out for these 4 types of dynamics that can complicate a friendship.
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What is Eschatology?
Eschatology is the study of last things, whether the events that will happen to an individual after death, or the more general events that will happen in the future of this world, leading up to and following the return of Jesus Christ.
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