What About Baptizing Infants?
Some churches practice infant baptism while others practice adult baptism (or “believers baptism”). How do we make sense of it all from a biblical perspective?
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Some churches practice infant baptism while others practice adult baptism (or “believers baptism”). How do we make sense of it all from a biblical perspective?
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God’s amazing promises are available to anyone who puts their trust in Jesus Christ.
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The “Teacher Notes” page in each week’s KC packet helps teachers prepare and lead in the classroom experience.
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Poison is stuff in your house that can really hurt you if you eat it or drink it. Did you know the Bible says you should stay away from people who are poisonous?
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Noah makes the faith Hall of Fame because he was willing to trust God at his Word, even when it sounded a little crazy. His decision to trust God was literally the difference between life and death.
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There are four foundational truths that we must embrace to have a strong coaching ministry.
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If you’re on or leading a worship team, it’s in part because you have some musical ability and skill. But, while you already have some level of competency, it’s important to always seek to maximize your ability for the glory of God.
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As a member of the worship team, it is essential to be a worshipper yourself. In this lesson we are going to look at why it is important that we authentically give God the praise he deserves both on and off the stage.
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In order to lead worship effectively, you have to understand your most fundamental role, which is to draw people’s eyes to the glory and grace of God so they can respond in worship.
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Have you ever said this: “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” It’s not true! Words can be poisonous.
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We make the decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God.
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The second step of Alcoholics Anonymous states, “We come to believe that a power greater than ourselves can restore us to sanity.”
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We don’t know much about Enoch. But Enoch shows us that living a life that honors God is attainable for regular people who have confidence in God’s reality.
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You’ve been asked to share a devotional at your youth group, men’s breakfast, or women’s Bible study. Here’s how.
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Poison is all around us – not just the kind that can hurt our bodies, but the kind that can hurt the way we think. Here are three kinds of poisonous thoughts…
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Not only do the words of the Bible have their origin in the Holy Spirit, but the Holy Spirit is also active illuminating the Bible as people it.
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Abel is an early example of a person who trusted in God and demonstrated his faith through obedience. Abel found favor with God because he trusted him enough to accept God’s commands for his life. He shows us that people of faith must come to God on his terms.
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Your leadership team meeting is too important to just wing it. Use the Team Meeting Planner to help you keep your team on track with what matters most.
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Every time your group meets is a precious opportunity! This worksheet will help you keep your team stay focused and prepared for maximizing every one of your group’s meetings and events.
Read MoreDoes God keep his promises to us? If so, how does that work in our lives?
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Does worry actually ever change anything for the better? Not really.
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Throughout the Bible, the words “light” and “darkness” are used metaphorically to convey deep spiritual truths. The way these words are used give us some interesting insights into salvation.
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As you have opportunity to coach others in ministry – whether small group leaders or any other role – keep these qualities in mind.
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Galatians 5 makes a vivid contrast between two forces vying for control of our choices in life: the Holy Spirit and the sinful nature.
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