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Why I know I can trust the Bible

“...yea, if you’re a Christian!” he snorted derisively. Even slouched in my seat at the back of the room, I could see the slightest hint of a smile creep across the professor’s face, betraying her agreement with the student’s flippant comment. During my undergraduate education,

The Exercise of Giving

Generosity Takes Training and Discipline

I knew that I had to start exercising again. I was tired of being tired. And yet, I resisted joining the gym. Why? Fear. The

Did You Hear Me When I Prayed, God?

Why I pray

In one of his last voice messages to me he said, “God works in mysterious ways.”. Dave (not his real name) was a close friend

“Hate The Sin, Love The Sinner”

Is it time to move on?

We live in a time where social media is a platform to share our thoughts, photos, memories, tutorials, experiences and opinions for the world to

Issues I Face

Everyone is confronted with challenges in life. Anxiety, loss and grief, addiction, bad relationships, stress - the list goes on. None of us are immune to issues. But what you are facing is not unique. No matter how dark, shame-filled, or overwhelming it may feel to you, someone else has been there. We want to provide you with some helpful, confidential resources. We're here for you.

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Letting God

A mother's progression

COVID did a number on my older teenagers. They were caught in some identity-building years that were essentially deleted once the lockdowns started – graduations, sports teams, dating, welcome week at university, finding their people/fit. During this time, they were in an emotional and mental

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Hope for Exiles

Nobody likes to feel like an outsider without a place to call home. The first-century letter of 1 Peter urges Christians to live faithfully as strangers in a culture that is shaped by different values and priorities. Peter calls the church to remember WHO they are regardless of WHERE they find themselves and to stay focused on who God is, what He has done through Jesus, and the hope that He has given us in the Gospel. In this teaching series through 1 Peter we will explore what it looks like to live as faithful strangers in today’s world.

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