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In a recent reflection on the mental health landscape, a veteran counselor and professor examines the significant decline of men within the clinical counseling and psychology fields. Citing data from...
Christian Post
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In a recent devotional, the author explores the theme of divine protection by drawing a parallel between the sacrificial love of a father and the faithfulness of God. Using the story of professional b...
Our Daily Bread
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In a recent reflection, the author examines the relationship between individual talents and economic systems, arguing that human diversity is a divine design rather than a social inequality to be corr...
Christian Post
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In a recent commentary, the author explores the current cultural confusion surrounding masculinity, arguing that both progressive political narratives and the "manosphere" promoted by figures like And...
Christian Post
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In a recent devotional, the author draws a parallel between a photography contest that disqualified an authentic image for not being artificial and the biblical account of Jesus Christ’s rejection. Th...
Our Daily Bread
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In a recent devotional, the author explores the foundations of a lasting marriage by reflecting on the seventy-seven-year union of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn. The author...
Our Daily Bread
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In a recent teaching, the author explores the theological concept of the image of God, drawing on the New Testament portrayal of Jesus as the 'new Adam.' By fulfilling the role of the perfect human, J...
Ligonier Ministries
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Two recent devotional resources, 'God’s Story, Our Story' by Charlotte and Andrew Ollerton and 'Faith Foundations' by Brian Dembowczyk, offer distinct approaches to teaching children the Christian fai...
Christianity Today
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In a recent devotional, the author addresses the anxieties surrounding job security in an era of increasing artificial intelligence integration. Drawing on Colossians 3:23–24, the author encourages be...
Christian Post
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In a recent devotional, the author reflects on the importance of serving God with equal dedication in both high-profile and humble settings. Drawing on 2 Timothy 4:1–5, the author highlights the Apost...
Our Daily Bread
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In a recent devotional, the author explores the concept of believers serving as a reflection of Christ’s light in the world. Using the illustration of a customer gifting a flashlight pen to a waitress...
Our Daily Bread
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In a recent episode of his podcast, Pastor Mark Driscoll of Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona, discussed whether obesity should disqualify individuals from pastoral ministry. Drawing on the qualif...
Christian Post
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In a recent reflection, the author examines the modern tendency to assemble personal belief systems by combining insights from various traditions, such as Buddhism, Stoicism, psychology, and Christian...
Christian Post
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In a recent reflection, Russell Moore addresses the challenge of extending forgiveness to those who have not expressed remorse. Drawing on Matthew 5:7, he distinguishes between forgiveness and reconci...
Christianity Today
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In his forthcoming book, How to Think Like Jesus: 7 Cornerstones to Build a Biblical Worldview, researcher George Barna explores why many individuals who identify as Christians often adopt the values...
Christian Daily International
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In a recent teaching, Ligonier Ministries explores the spiritual responsibilities of Christian fathers, emphasizing that while parents cannot grant salvation, they are called to be faithful shepherds...
Ligonier Ministries
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Researchers have identified two previously unknown sermons by Augustine of Hippo, discovered within a 12th-century manuscript in a Polish library. The texts, authenticated by scholars Christian Tornau...
Christianity Today
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In a recent reflection, the author addresses the frequent and often harmful application of the term "Jezebel spirit" within contemporary Christian circles. The article argues that this label is freque...
Christian Post
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In a recent reflection, the author critiques what he terms "Me-ology," a self-centered approach to faith that treats God as a personal assistant and limits gratitude to moments of convenience. He argu...
Christian Post
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In a recent reflection, a psychologist explores the nature of comfort, distinguishing between the universal human experience of solace and the specific comfort found in Christian faith. The author not...
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