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It Could All Fall Apart and That is Ok

We cannot place all our hope in what we are experiencing now.

Written by D. Eaton | Saturday, April 11, 2020

I do not like to think about these things, but it is good. It reminds me that the world is not yet the way it should be, so I should not put my trust and hope in it. There is something eternal that deserves my devotion and attention. Something else should be my refuge. Though the... Continue Reading

The Other Pandemic

The logic of porn is the logic of slavery is the logic of human trafficking: people are objects.

Written by Seth Lewis | Saturday, April 11, 2020

Bullying. Shaming. Cat-calls. Abuse. It’s not only trafficking victims who are degraded by pervasive porn use: we all are. Pornography puts a price tag on our bodies and a measuring stick in our hands to beat each other (and ourselves) with. Value is found in smooth curves and bulging muscles. Wrinkles and deformities are hidden... Continue Reading

7 Reasons Why God Makes a “Crook” in a Christian’s Lot

Christians do not need to fear the “crooks” God allows in their lives but can instead rest in God’s faithfulness.

Written by BCL | Sunday, April 5, 2020

Joseph had cause to be prideful when he was young because his father favored him, and dreams indicated that his brothers would bow down to him (Gen. 37:1-11). Although his years spent as a slave and a prisoner were great trials for Joseph (Gen. 39-40), he learned humility of spirit during that time, which would... Continue Reading

Nothing I Suffer Surprises God

Replacing “what if” with “even if” is one of the most liberating exchanges we can make.

Written by Vaneetha Rendall Risner | Sunday, April 5, 2020

Years ago, I wrote an article to remind myself (and others) that even if my nightmares came true, God would be there, carrying me and comforting me. When we are obsessively searching Google, we are often wondering what we’ll do if the worst happens, or we’re trying to reassure ourselves that the worst won’t happen.... Continue Reading

The Lord Is With You Today

All the days He is with me to the end, and through the end, and beyond the end forever and ever!

Written by Alexander Smellie (1907) | Sunday, April 5, 2020

Every day will be a day of temptation. In the home, in the business, in company, in loneliness; I shall encounter the devil’s subtle snares. But let my Lord be with me, and temptation will but reveal the closeness and blessedness of the tie. It will be an instrument which He uses to impart more... Continue Reading

How Remembering “Then” Changes Our Prayers for “Now”

We pray in the “now.” But as we pray in the “now” we must remember the “then.”

Written by Michael Kelley | Saturday, April 4, 2020

When we have an urgent need, that need tends to give us tunnel vision. It’s all we can think about; it’s the constant background to everything; it’s the shadow that looms very large in our minds, much less our prayers. We can find ourselves, then, praying with anxiety over the urgent need and the daily... Continue Reading

God’s Excellent Greatness For You

God’s excellent greatness is that he’s not too great for you. He’s never too busy.

Written by David McLemore | Saturday, April 4, 2020

When my kids visit my study as I’m hard at work, I grow impatient and frustrated. I will answer their questions when I’m done. How will my world keep spinning if I take a break? But God’s world spins, and it doesn’t come at our expense. He does not have to delay our interaction. He can... Continue Reading

Preparation Is Not Panic and Confusion is Not Chaos

Be responsible in the news you read and the stories you share.

Written by Tim Challies | Saturday, March 28, 2020

The problem is that we are the problem. You and I respond to the media headlines that proclaim panic and chaos. They draw our eyes, so they gain our clicks. Not only that, but we add to the problem by looking for an empty shelf in the grocery store, Instagramming it, and describing it as... Continue Reading

No Meat or Potatoes, but the Candy Aisle Is Full

In a time of suffering or crisis, people go for what they need most, not what they like most.

Written by Trevin Wax | Saturday, March 28, 2020

In a global pandemic with disruption, distancing, and isolation, no one who ran to the store was thinking about sweets. They were thinking about sustenance. There’s a lesson here for all of us when it comes to our faith. The temptation in our day is for preachers and teachers, songwriters and artists to try to draw... Continue Reading

Is It Right Because It Works?

The prosperity gospel is simply a false gospel. And a false gospel is no gospel at all.

Written by Eleazar Maduka | Thursday, March 26, 2020

God had revealed Himself to His people through Moses. They weren’t strangers to His laws. They were not ignorant of His commands. They knew who He was. They were knowledgeable folks. And this knowledge was meant to guide them when false prophets would attempt to woo them into idolatry through false signs and wonders. Because... Continue Reading

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