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Category Archives: Truth

The redemption of work – pt.1

Work was never meant to be the source of a person’s identity, but rather, flowing from it. It was a manifestation of—a cooperation with—a result of—inner peace and joy, not the cause of it.

Posted byJoshua AnumoluAugust 14, 2021August 14, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on The redemption of work – pt.1

Called to sobriety

In these last days, it is especially important that we stay alert. 1 Peter 4:7 says, “The end of all things is at hand; therefore, be self-controlled and sober-minded for the sake of your prayers.” We need to have a sound mind so that we can discern God’s voice, do His will, and stay out of the traps of the enemy.

Posted byChristine QuistAugust 5, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on Called to sobriety

Living stones

Jesus is our Rock, our living stone, our Cornerstone. There is no other way to build a life that produces fruit except upon Him.

But Jesus is just the first living stone. We are the rest of them.

Posted byEllie ShuertJuly 29, 2021July 29, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on Living stones

The beauty of hesuchía (Confessions part I)

When our souls are still, the words we speak, the things we do, and the way in which we serve others will be prudent, kind, and full of His beauty.

Posted byAvery JohnstonJuly 1, 2021November 11, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on The beauty of hesuchía (Confessions part I)

Psalm 133

(Luke 24:27) is one of my favorite verses because it highlights a fact we often overlook, especially regarding the Old Testament: all the Scriptures point back to Jesus.

Posted byMadeeha MirzaJune 10, 2021June 10, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on Psalm 133

Imitating the servant-hearted nature of Jesus

When we realize that we are not serving ourselves but instead the Creator of the universe, acting selflessly and loving everyone comes naturally.

Posted bySydney SunJune 3, 2021June 3, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on Imitating the servant-hearted nature of Jesus

The idolatry of emotionalism

For a variety of reasons I fear that the past year has increased the prevalence of emotionalism—an idolatry that often manifests itself in my life, and likely in yours.

Posted byBen ZeisloftApril 22, 2021April 22, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on The idolatry of emotionalism

God’s divine timing

If God wants us to wait for what is ultimately the better reward at His set time, or take a certain step at a particular moment, we must do so in faith, knowing that He holds the times and seasons in His hands and knowing that He has the best intentions towards us.

Posted byChristine QuistApril 15, 2021April 15, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on God’s divine timing

Christian magnanimity: greatness and nobility of soul

Be honorable beyond your capabilities for fortitude, be kinder than your temper allows: fail magnificently—for surely you will—but do anything but balk at the vocation to which God has called you.

Posted byAvery JohnstonApril 8, 2021April 11, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on Christian magnanimity: greatness and nobility of soul

Partaking in the death and resurrection of Christ

God sacrifices himself for the forgiveness of our sins and offers us to partake in His own death through the gift of faith which He Himself provides that we may be a new creation in Christ Jesus.

Posted byJeremiah BeelerApril 1, 2021April 1, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on Partaking in the death and resurrection of Christ

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