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When you feel stressed out, it helps to recognize that some tensions are externally generated, some are internally generated, and some are actually healthy and lead to personal growth.
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Questions for group discussion for use with this week’s lesson from Nehemiah 4:1-18, “Courage to Take a Risk.”
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Jesus was the sinless sacrifice that provided the solution to humanity’s heart condition.
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In preparation for the 1931 North American Christian Convention, slated for June 17 to 21 of that year in Lexington, Ky., Christian Standard published a list of important dates in Restoration Movement history. . . .
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A retired construction professional who volunteers with a Christian housing ministry is spearheading an effort to build a house for a father and daughter who are part of Christian Church in the Wildwood in Florida. Plus briefs about “The Senior Pastor Podcast,” RiverTree Christian, RENEW.org, and more.
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I must admit, I simply couldn’t ignore this title. I had to buy a copy of “The Duct Tape Letters” just to see how it measured up to “The Screwtape Letters” by famed author C. S. Lewis. . . . Would Drew Baker’s recently published homage be worthy of comparison?
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Charlie Russell’s recovery from COVID-19 and multiple attendant health challenges during weeks of hospitalization in 2021 has gone better than expected—much better. . . .
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A touched heart typically is what spurs a person to action. The devastating news of Jerusalem caused Nehemiah to weep and mourn in chapter 1, and God used Nehemiah’s sadness to get the king’s attention in chapter 2.
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Fear seems more common than faith these days. . . . But over the course of my life, my best decisions have been the times when I chose to walk by faith, not by sight.