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Alan Scott says he’s aware of many ministers who are “struggling . . . tired . . . weary . . . perhaps even crushed.” He offers several “healing strategies” to help and encourage your pastor.
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“When I think of the moral decline on display in California today, the only word that comes to mind is ‘avalanche,'” Dudley Rutherford wrote in 2014. He presciently warned, “I hope you get the idea, because it’s coming to a town like yours” . . .
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RiverTree Christian Church in Northeastern Ohio formally opened its eighth regional campus on Sunday. The new campus is in Canton, Ohio. . . . Plus briefs from Point University, Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan, Exponential, and more. . . .
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After three long years, Mid-Atlantic Christian University is on the cusp of opening its new classroom building. The original Heritage Hall suffered a partial collapse back in September 2020 during a roofing project. It forced a total rebuild of the structure. It’s been a difficult road for MACU . . .
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We should treat Communion as the most important meal of our week. . . .
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The church was considered by onlookers not only as a dangerous place but also a desired place. . . .
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These Discovery Questions are for use with this week’s Lookout Bible Lesson, “Sharing and Pretending” (Acts 4:32—5:16), by Mark Scott.
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“Bernel Getter, a young Wisconsin missionary who is home on furlough after five years in India’s Central Provinces because of a severe case of malaria,” told Midwestern church audiences in 1953 that, “denominationalism is Christianity’s greatest enemy in India” . . .
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Jake Ratliff and Josh Hawkins met at Tollesboro (Ky.) Christian Church and bonded over their love of the outdoors and hunting. After noticing many young people lacked dads or father figures, they developed Hunt for the Gospel to help teach young people about hunting, God, and living with Christlike character. . . .