Weekly Wisdom

The Need for Constant Renewal: What Would Make You Walk Away from Godā€™s Calling?

Uncategorized Oct 24, 2024

Have you ever wondered what it would take to make you walk away from something you sincerely...

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The Value of Suffering: Lessons from Paul and Fragile Jars of Clay

Uncategorized Oct 17, 2024

The Value of Suffering: Lessons from Paul and Fragile Jars of Clay

I recently listened to an...

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The Power of Perspective: David in Psalms and Chronicles

Uncategorized Oct 10, 2024

The other day, during my devotional time, I stumbled upon something that struck me as interesting...

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The Transforming Power of Holiness: How You Can Live Right in a World That Is All Wrong

Uncategorized Oct 03, 2024

Picture this: a young man, poor and ragged, stands before a king’s palace door. He’s...

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Avoiding Casualties: Communicating Christ in the Midst of Conflict

Uncategorized Sep 26, 2024

During World War II, the Japanese briefly occupied Kiska Island, a remote territory of the United...

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Mental Health and the Church: Finding Healing in a Broken World

Uncategorized Sep 19, 2024

Most would agree that mental health has become a pressing issue in today’s society. Whether...

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The Divine Blueprint for DiversityĀ 

Uncategorized Sep 12, 2024

Unity in Christ as the Fulfillment of God’s Plan

Diversity is not a human invention; God...

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Staying True To God's Word: Being A Faithful Doer of the Word

Uncategorized Aug 08, 2024

 Bob: “I just bought a new hearing aid. It’s the state-of-the-art,...

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Cultivating a Heart of Service: Inspiring Christians to Put Their Faith into Action through Acts of Service

Uncategorized Aug 01, 2024

One of my heroes is George Müller, a Christian evangelist known for his unwavering faith and...

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The Power of Prayer: The Transformative Impact of Prayer on our Lives

Uncategorized Jul 25, 2024

I overheard a quip about the cross many years ago: "It's easy to draw. It's hard to...

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