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How do you see God’s permissive will at work in this passage?
May 2 | Discovery
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Comfort Food
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When Jesus and his followers gathered together in Jerusalem to share the Last Supper, they were tired, anxious, weary, and afraid. They definitely needed some “comfort food”!
Would You Choose This Man as Your Minister?
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Our “pulpit was empty.” In the jargon of our church that meant that our professional orator in residence had left us for greener pastures and we were on the prowl for another. Then we got this letter from some preacher fellow that wanted to come for two weeks and live with us and preach to us on three Sundays.
Amor Ministries Eager to Resume Short-Term Mission Trips
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After a yearlong travel hiatus because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the leaders at Amor Ministries are hoping they can begin leading short-term mission trips again in June.
‘Apologetics Boot Camp’ Offered Free to Teachers (Plus News Briefs)
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Room For Doubt is offering a free “Apologetics Boot Camp” in June and July to teachers in Christian high schools, homeschools, public schools, churches, and camps. . . . Plus news briefs from Florida, Georgia, Texas, Michigan, and more.
Apr 25 | A New Way of Life
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Christians are clearly called to follow the Lord in the cruciform life. Today’s lesson—the third clear prediction of the cross followed by the request of James and John for chief seats—underlines this.
Apr 25 | Application
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Ironically, we don’t find personal fulfillment by making personal fulfillment our primary goal.
Apr 25 | Discovery
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In Matthew 20:17-28, what types of attitudes do you see in the various apostles?
Stories
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By taking these symbols of Jesus’ body and blood, we announce we believe there really was a Jesus, and he really did die for us and carried all our sins down to a grave . . .