Tag: faith

Big Questions/Bigger Answers (Podcast)

Randolph Jason

Big Questions/Bigger Answers Podcast by Janet Parshall for In the Market with Janet Parshall We all have questions about Jesus, the Bible, the Christian faith and our culture today.  The great news is that Jesus gives answers.  Join us as we take a look at 52 questions about Christianity that can and must be answered. Join us to see and know better the One who is the Answer, Jesus Christ. Podcast HERE>>> Listen to Hour 2 Recognizing Abuse / In the Market with Janet Parshall>>>

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‘Contentment That Doesn’t Depend on Circumstance’: Why Happiness Is a ‘Moral Obligation’ for Christians

Randolph Jason

‘Contentment That Doesn’t Depend on Circumstance’: Why Happiness Is a ‘Moral Obligation’ for Christians By Ericka Andersen for Faith Wire Author Max Lucado says that happiness is a “moral obligation” for Christians in the face of a consumer-driven society constantly challenging us to be discontent. Lucado’s new book, “How Happiness Happens” unlocks a few of secrets folks may be looking for to pursue happiness on a daily basis. And it’s a lot more simple than one might think. “If I want to be more like Christ, then I will wake up every day…

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5 MYTHS ABOUT SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY

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5 MYTHS ABOUT SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY by J.P. Moreland for Core Christianity GNN Note – The quote below is one of my favorites. It points to a real God that created everything. It is the few first words in the article I wrote that became the fuel to create this website – The Original Fake News When you think about science and God arguably the two most significant scientific discoveries in all of cosmology in the last 100 years points strongly to God. One, that the universe has a beginning.…

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Chris Singleton, Son of Emanuel AME Shooting Victim, Reveals Why He Knows ‘God Is Real’

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Chris Singleton, Son of Emanuel AME Shooting Victim, Reveals Why He Knows ‘God Is Real’ By Tré Goins-Phillips for Faith Wire There are few moments in recent memory that truly captured the affections of the entire nation, but the horrific shooting at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina, in June 2015 is one of them. In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, an inexplicable forgiveness became an almost instantaneous zeitgeist that baffled onlookers. For Chris Singleton, a former MLB draft pick whose mother, Sharonda, was among those killed by Dylann…

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Trust (Podcast)

Randolph Jason

Trust Podcast by Pastor Colin Smith for Unlocking the Bible Do you ever feel overwhelmed by all your responsibilities? The Bible’s got good news—and it may just lighten your load. Pastor Colin talks about what it means to be God’s fellow worker. Podcast / Listen HERE>>> More at Unlocking the Bible

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Netherland Teen’s Sad End Suggests New Standard in Accepting ‘Right to Die’

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Netherland Teen’s Sad End Suggests New Standard in Accepting ‘Right to Die’ By Rachel del Guidice for CNS News The apparent suicide of a teen in the Netherlands who said she chose to die rather than endure the trauma of being sexually assaulted and raped is a stark example of the continuing deterioration of the sanctity of life. Noa Pothoven, who was 17, told followers on Instagram that she would end her life. “Love is letting go, in this case,” Noa wrote in the Instagram post, reported by the New York Post.…

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Beware of False Prophets (Podcast)

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Beware of False Prophets Podcast by Pastor John MacArthur for Grace to You MP3 Listen / Download HERE>>>   Matthew 7:15-20 – NKJV 7 Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. 8 For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened. 9 Or what man is there among you who, if his son asks for bread, will give him a stone? 10 Or if he asks…

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An Apology to the Christian 99%, from the 1%

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An Apology to the Christian 99%, from the 1% by MICHAEL OH for Christianity Today You don’t exist to help professional ministry leaders fulfill the Great Commission. We exist to help you do it. But will they listen?” I sat across the table from a friend, Bill Pollard, who had a hopeful but slightly doubtful look on his face. I had just shared with him the Lausanne Movement’s vision to convene more than 700 Christian workplace leaders from more than 100 nations. Bill loved the vision: to mobilize Christians in…

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