Teaching the Teachers

Many of us struggle to understand the Bible and grow in our faith on a daily basis. But now imagine adding persecution and censorship into the mix. Whether it’s the strict governmental oversight of religious material and activities in Cuba (which we’ll be telling you more about tomorrow), or navigating the daily violence in Sudan, many believers can’t simply pull up a Bible and relevant study tools on their smartphone ...

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Daily Tests

Mrs. Moses’s cookbook surely had a special section on “A Thousand-and-One Ways to Fix Manna.” Unless I miss my guess, she had tried them all . . . many times. What potatoes are to Idaho, pineapples are to Hawaii, wheat is to Kansas, and crab gumbo is to New Orleans, manna was to the wandering Hebrews for 40 long years (Exodus 16:35). They boiled it, baked it, broiled it, ground ...

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Setting Up Memorials

When God miraculously brought His people out of slavery in Egypt, they quickly succumbed to ingratitude towards God. They grumbled and complained and murmured every time they faced a new challenge, instead of thanking God for His ever-present hand. Their attitude prevented them from entering the Promised Land for 40 years until that grumbling generation had died out in the wilderness.

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Don’t Let Your Enthusiasm Evaporate!

The new year is here, and with it the resolutions we all seem to make – losing a few pounds after the indulgences of the holidays, maybe signing up for a gym membership and really getting in shape. Of course, we know how that usually turns out. After a month or so, the enthusiasm evaporates, people give up on their resolutions and things go back to the way they were.

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