Fun Family Faith Activities

Researchers affirm what Christian families have known intuitively for years: Families that eat together, pray together and play together are stronger. But today’s crazy schedules ...

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Marching Forward Together to Every Nation

Chuck Swindoll has been teaching the Bible for more than sixty years.  And his program, Insight for Living, has helped millions around the world.  And ...

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How to Be a Good and Faithful Servant

Everybody has a secret. If you were required to reveal your secret to others, you would be so ashamed and mortified that you’d want to ...

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Friday’s Featured Sermon: “Fifteen Words of Hope”

John MacArthur's message “Fifteen Words of Hope” has been referred to as “the finest single summary of the gospel message in the entire sermon catalogue. Expounding ...

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Atlanta Traffic and The Holy Spirit

Atlanta Traffic…ARRGGHH!  I love Atlanta – but Atlanta traffic, not so much. During a sermon about the Holy Spirit, my pastor said, “When life puts the ...

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We Must Be Patient When Sharing Our Faith.

OK, this is a confession. By nature, I am not a patient person. If I’m driving on the freeway and one lane moves slightly faster than another, ...

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God’s Solution for the Stressed Out

Are you constantly multitasking, feeling stressed and overextended? Are you chronically busy and in a hurry? Has it been a while since you’ve prayed alone? Do ...

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Where Can You Find Hope?

The United States of America has never seemed more divided.  There’s no nuance in conversation when it comes to the national dialogue.  Either I’m completely ...

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Reaching Out

I have an addiction. I understand that if I admit and confess it, that that is half the battle to recovery. But this is one habit that I ...

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David’s Call to Praise

If King David were with us today, no doubt he would sound this clarion call to every believer: "Praise the Lord!" He would encourage us ...

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A Merry Heart Is Medicine

After World War II, there were a lot of orphans in Germany. A group of behavioral scientists decided to study some of these little ones, ...

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Reconciled by the Act of Forgiveness

True reconciliation requires God’s forgiveness; it can occur only if the offended party is willing to forgive and remove the barrier sin creates. The sinner ...

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Bring the Gospel to Your Community – Host a Harvest America Simulcast!

Be a part of this historic event and introduce your community to Christ! Harvest America is a nationwide evangelistic outreach event with music from top Christian ...

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Necessity of Boundaries

Skiing in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is risky business. It’s not for the weak-hearted. The runs are dangerous and steep. They are tested by the ski ...

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The Bible’s Priorities for Godly Mothers

More than one hundred years ago, just before the outbreak of World War I, Congress passed a resolution to honor mothers on the second Sunday ...

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The Temple That God Built and the Purpose of Pentecost

Before Jesus ascended into heaven, he told his disciples they would “be baptized by the Holy Spirit not many days from now” (Acts 1:4, 5). ...

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Make Mother’s Day Matter

Did you know that a special day to honor mothers and mothering is a part of every major tradition, culture, and nation? That's because we ...

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