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By now, you may have heard the bittersweet news that John Stott passed away earlier today. While we rejoice for a life well-lived, we also grieve at its conclusion. Stott was truly one of the greatest Christians teachers of the 20th century. Read on for Mel Lawrenz’ thoughtful reflection on Stott’s life and ministry.
This week’s poll is about your Bible reading: How many times have you read through the entire Bible?
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Tomorrow marks the start of a free biweekly video series at Bible Gateway: “The Heart of the Story,” hosted by Randy Frazee! In each video, Randy talks about ways that you can get to know your Bible better and increase your Biblical literacy. Sign up now to make sure you don’t miss the first installment!
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My church has a large copy of “The Return of the Prodigal Son,” one of Rembrandt’s more famous works, hanging in the lobby. It depicts an important moment in the parable of the prodigal son. Do you have a favorite piece of Biblically-themed artwork?
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How should pastors understand their authority as teachers and preachers when doubt and relativism have come to dominate the Western approach to Christianity and religion? A recent discussion at The Gospel Coalition highlights the challenges church leaders face today.
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The last time I read through the book of Acts, I paid particular attention to the miracles of the apostles. I was a bit surprised to note how often the apostles performed miracles, especially physical healing.
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Last week’s poll asked whether you attend church while travelling. Here are the results–and a new poll question about your Bible reading preferences.
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I’ve been giving Mel Lawrenz’s most recent Everything New devotional some thought this week. In “Putting the Pieces Back Together,” Mel provides a powerful description of the order with which God originally imbued Creation—and the subsequent loss it suffered as a result of the Fall. Eden was a place of perfect harmony. But as soon […]
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In our post last week about family Bibles, we asked you to share stories about your own family Bible, if you have one. Many of you responded with fantastic stories about Bibles that have been passed down your family tree for generations. Here are some of those stories; all of these were shared with us […]
Have you signed up for Encouragement for Today devotions from Proverbs 31 Ministries? They’re written to help women navigate everyday challenges–but their Biblical insights are helpful for anyone.
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