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What Does “My Grace Is Sufficient for You” Mean?
You prayed for God to change it. Maybe you prayed once. Maybe you have prayed for months or years. You asked Him to heal, remove, restore, provide, open a door, close a door, or take away something...
What Does “My Grace Is Sufficient for You” Mean?
You prayed for God to change it. Maybe you prayed once. Maybe you have prayed for months or years. You asked Him to heal, remove, restore, provide, open a door, close a door, or take away something...
6 Old Testament Facts You May Not Know…
By Matthew Foley, ISOW Writer The Old Testament is a LARGE book… Massive. For reference, the...
Spiritual Gifts Are Meant To Be Practical!
God invites us to make our life a “grand experiment.” He longs to “manifest” His presence, power, and gifts through you, in His church, and our world today. Read on to discover more.
Israel and Palestine: What is the Christian Response?
The current conflict in the Middle East can evoke a variety of emotions, but as Christians we would do well to follow the guidance provided in God’s Word.
When God Leaves Enemies in the Land
God specifically commanded Israel to drive the Canaanites — the inhabitants of the land — out of...
7 Common Myths About the Bible
The Bible has had such an influence on human history and culture that many iconic and well-known...
Natural Causality, Human Logic, and the Number 1/137
Science looks for causality. This blog post by Dr. Charles Ruark explores causality and human logic.
What Does the Bible Say About Believers Serving in the Military?
At the core of Christian belief are Christ’s commands to love God and love our neighbors. In all...
Can We Live In Revival?
God’s heart for the church is that believers use the fire of revival to cultivate a “long-term burn” that will transform families and communities.
Take Action! Serve Others!
God has big plans for you. Some people are living their “best life” right now, while others are...
Will Election Year Shake Us?
A palpable sense of anxiety is growing in the United States. Tensions are higher than ever, as the...
What Does History Say About People in the Bible?
Evidence for people and events in the Bible can be found in history, archaeology, and even science.
One Small Decision That Can Change Your Life
One small decision can change your entire life. A decision to read God’s Word daily, systematically, and completely over the course of one year could change everything.
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