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Moses: Who Am I? GOD: I AM Who I AM
Finding Your Identity in the God Who Never Changes The question “Who am I?” is perhaps one of the oldest and most personal a person can ask. It lies beneath our choices, our desires, our fears, and our relationships. It’s the question teenagers wrestle with, the inquiry midlife crises are built around, and the silent…
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The Difference Between Knowledge, Wisdom, Understanding, Insight, and Discernment
And Why We Need All Five for Godly Living In an age overflowing with information, we often confuse data with depth. We assume that because we know something, we are wise. But Scripture teaches that true maturity is not built on knowledge alone. It is shaped by a divine blend of knowledge, wisdom, understanding, insight,…
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A Prayer for Victory in Spiritual Warfare
Heavenly Father, Mighty God, Commander of Heaven’s Armies, I come before You today not as a victim of this world but as more than a conqueror through Christ who loved me (Romans 8:37). I take my place in the victory already won by Jesus, the Lamb who was slain and now reigns in power, glory,…
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Single, Not Second-Class: God’s Purpose in Your Season
In a world that often measures value by relationship status, singleness can feel like a lesser category. Whether you’re single by choice, circumstance, or waiting, it can seem as though you’re in a holding pattern—waiting for life to “really begin” once you meet the right person. But Scripture presents a far different view. In God’s…
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Why Christians Should Be Physically Fit
In many Christian circles, spiritual disciplines like prayer, fasting, worship, and studying Scripture are rightly emphasized. Yet one area often overlooked—sometimes even dismissed—is the discipline of physical fitness. But should it be? While the Bible clearly teaches that our ultimate hope is in the eternal, not the temporal, it also teaches that our bodies matter.…
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Do Not Let Anyone Look Down on You Because You Are Young
“Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity.” (1 Timothy 4:12) Paul wrote those words to Timothy, a young man tasked with leading a church full of older, more seasoned believers. He was young…
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Honor the Aged
We live in a culture obsessed with youth. From wrinkle creams to fast fashion to social media trends, we’re constantly being told that value lies in being young, current, and visible. And while there’s nothing wrong with energy or innovation, our pursuit of what’s new often comes at the expense of what is old. Or…
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Work as Worship
Worship is more than music. It’s more than Sunday morning. It’s more than sermons and sacraments and services. Worship, at its core, is offering our whole lives to God in reverent surrender and joyful obedience. That includes work. Yet for many Christians, work feels disconnected from faith. We segment our lives—church on Sunday, job on…
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When You’re Stressed but Don’t Know Why
We live in a world that runs on adrenaline, thrives on deadlines, and celebrates hustle. But sometimes, stress doesn’t come from a hectic schedule or an overwhelming crisis. Sometimes it creeps in like fog—quiet, low-hanging, untraceable. You feel tight in your chest, your mind races at night, your patience wears thin, and your heart feels…
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A Zeal for the Lord: Loving Christ Passionately
“Christ loves us passionately, and He wants to be loved passionately.”— Kate Booth-Clibborn These words, spoken by Kate Booth-Clibborn, the daughter of William Booth (founder of the Salvation Army), pierce the soul. Her life matched her message. Kate brought the Gospel to France with fire in her bones, defying cultural resistance, political hostility, and religious…
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