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It’s been said, “When the Lord starts blessin’, the devil starts messin.’” Right when the gospel was taking root and “the number of disciples was increasing” (Acts 6:1), an internal dispute threatened the fledgling church. . . .
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The first-century church has a lot to teach us about financial stewardship. In the book of Acts, there was a link between unity and generosity. Giving flowed naturally because the believers “were one in heart and mind” (Acts 4:32). . . .
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I was brought up in the Independent Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, but I have remained in this tribe by personal choice. . . . But there is still more to restore. . . .
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Some say love is blind—but I disagree. Real love can see quite well, but it chooses to accept (or graciously overlook) the loved one’s imperfections. . . .
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The bride and groom don’t come to the wedding ceremony empty-handed. They bring their unique personalities, strengths, weaknesses, beliefs, habits, and hang-ups. . . .
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If God has blessed you with a noble wife, thank him—and tell her. . . .
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My wife Candy’s marriage advice boils down to five key factors . . .
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“Music educates and entertains,” David Faust writes. “It stirs our emotions, shapes our moods, and communicates ideas. Music impacts our everyday lives.” . . .
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I wondered, “What made a home that once looked classy and inviting become so ugly and empty?” . . .