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In a recent essay, Ligonier Ministries reflects on the legacy of historic Calvinism, drawing inspiration from the ministry of R.C. Sproul and the broader Reformed tradition. The author emphasizes the...
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In a recent reflection on the nature of baptism, the author argues that the rite is frequently misunderstood in modern practice as either a mere personal symbol or a ritualistic act. Instead, the auth...
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In a recent reflection, Russell Moore addresses the cultural tendency to use humor and mockery regarding the suffering of immigrants, specifically focusing on the treatment of Haitian communities. Moo...
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At the 2026 Sing! Conference in Nashville, theologians Wes Huff and Sinclair Ferguson addressed the theme “Symphony of Scripture,” which commemorates the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale’s English...
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In a recent teaching, Ligonier Ministries explores the necessity of kindness as a fundamental fruit of the Spirit, particularly within the context of family life. Drawing on Galatians 5:22–23, the aut...
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In her book A Rule for the Rest of Us, author Jen Pollock Michel provides a contemporary framework for believers to establish a personal rule of life. Drawing on the historical wisdom of Benedict of N...
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In a recent reflection, the author explores the human tendency to seek security through planning and personal control, noting that life’s unpredictable challenges—such as health crises, financial inst...
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In a recent reflection, author Rusty Wright explores the challenges of maintaining personal integrity within complex workplace and political environments. Drawing on the biblical narrative of Daniel,...
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In a recent devotional, the author uses the personal experience of preparing for a wedding reception to illustrate the concept of God’s invitation to humanity. By describing the meticulous effort invo...
Our Daily Bread
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In a recent devotional, the author encourages parents to persist in the challenge of bringing their children to church, citing Jesus’ command in Matthew 19:14 and Mark 10:14 that children should not b...
Ligonier Ministries
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In a recent reflection on Luke 10:25–37, the author explores how Jesus utilized narrative to address a lawyer’s inquiry regarding eternal life and the definition of a neighbor. Rather than providing a...
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In a recent reflection on the prevalence of vulgar language in modern society, the author examines the historical shift of the 'F-word' from a taboo term to a common conversational filler. The piece n...
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In a recent podcast episode, Pastor Josh Howerton of Lakepointe Church explored the concept of moral decay by drawing parallels between the biblical account in Judges 19 and contemporary societal reac...
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In a recent teaching, Ligonier Ministries explores the biblical theme of God as the Comforter, drawing on the historical context of Isaiah 40:1. The author explains that just as God offered comfort to...
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In a recent reflection, the author explores the significance of the eighteen years Jesus spent working as a laborer before beginning his public ministry. Drawing on Mark 6, where the people of Nazaret...
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In a recent study of Genesis 2, the author explores the geographical mystery surrounding the location of the Garden of Eden. The text highlights the distinction between the garden itself and the broad...
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A recent commentary revisits Jonathan Edwards’ 1741 sermon, "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," exploring its historical impact and its challenging reception in contemporary culture. The author no...
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In a recent reflection on the life of Joseph, the author explores the significance of Jesus' earthly father, emphasizing his role as a protector and legal guardian. Drawing on the accounts in Matthew...
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In a recent devotional, the author reflects on the experience of walking the five-mile Mackinac Bridge in Michigan during the annual Labor Day tradition. This event, which has been held since 1958, se...
Our Daily Bread
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In a recent reflection, the author explores the unique nature of Christianity, arguing that it is a faith rooted in testable, historical events rather than abstract mythology. The author highlights th...
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