October 29, 2026
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Lonetta McKee
Grace
Articles tagged Grace
50 Ways Your Church Can Fight Poverty
Explore 50 practical ways churches can fight poverty, with ideas from 15 Christian leaders covering community outreach, education, partnerships, employment, generosity, and relationships that support lasting change.
It’s Good to Be an Alien
Drawing on his experiences as a resident alien in England, C. Robert Wetzel explores what 1 Peter teaches about Christian citizenship, moral responsibility, public witness, and obedience to…
Lesson for November 30, 2014: Good News Brings Rejoicing (Psalm 33; Isaiah 52:1, 2, 7-12)
Sam E. Stone examines Isaiah 52:1-12, exploring God's promise to restore Jerusalem, the announcement of salvation, and the call to holiness fulfilled through the work of the Suffering…
Freedom From Fear
Jinghong Cai shares her experience of fear and religious persecution in China, examining the pressures faced by underground Christians and reflecting on the freedom to worship and witness…
Do You Have SCD?
Tim Harlow examines how indifference and judgment hinder compassion for lost people, drawing lessons from Jesus, Jonah, and the Samaritan woman about understanding those who are hurting.
Lesson for November 2, 2014: God’s Glory Fills the Temple (Ezekiel 40:1; 43:12)
Sam E. Stone explores Ezekiel 43:1-12, examining the return of God's glory to the temple, Israel's call to holiness, and the meaning of Ezekiel's vision for believers today.
Right and Righteous
T.R. Robertson examines how Christians can maintain biblical convictions while engaging cultural controversies with compassion, drawing on the public responses to Michael Sam, Westboro Baptist Church, and World…
Capitulating to Grace
Jim Tune reflects on the exhaustion of trying to earn God's approval and explains how embracing grace, acknowledging brokenness, and proclaiming the gospel as good news can lead…
Stages of Faith
How does faith change as we grow? Ryan Connor explores four stages of faith development, the role of doubt and critical thinking, and how churches can help believers…
Beauty in Brokenness
Brokenness and communion reveal the beauty of Christ's sacrifice. J. Michael Shannon reflects on broken bread, repentance, forgiveness, and how God's grace brings renewed joy and restoration to…
A Choice, Not a Prayer Request
Why is changing ourselves often harder than changing others? Mark A. Taylor explores how personal responsibility, intentional choices, repentance, and God's grace can lead to meaningful change—and inspire…
Lesson for August 31, 2014: Generosity in the Midst of Poverty (2 Corinthians 8, 9)
What does genuine Christian generosity look like? Through 2 Corinthians 8, Sam E. Stone explores the Macedonian churches' example of sacrificial giving and Paul's teaching on willingness, faithful…
Ready to Heal
When doctors courageously accepted Ebola patients, they demonstrated a commitment to healing despite personal risk. Their example challenges Christians to confront sin without fear and embrace their mission…
Lesson for August 3, 2014: Comfort in Times of Trouble (2 Corinthians 1:3-11)
In 2 Corinthians 1:3-11, Paul reveals how God's comfort sustains believers through suffering. Explore the importance of relying on God's strength, receiving encouragement from others, and supporting fellow…
A Conversation with Caleb Kaltenbach
Caleb Kaltenbach shares his personal background and challenges Christians to preach truth in love. Watch his exclusive North American Christian Convention interview on balancing grace and truth when…
