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Ayrian Yasar

2 Easy Ways to Integrate Prayer into Daily LIfe

By Ayrian Yasar / November 7, 2025

Here are two simple things you can start doing today to integrate prayer into daily life.

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“Whoever Feeds On My Flesh” — John 6:50-56

By Ayrian Yasar / September 5, 2025

In John 6:56 Jesus proclaims, “Whoever feeds on my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me, and I in him.” What does Jesus mean by this statement?

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New Life in Christ: Transformative and Purpose-Filled

By Ayrian Yasar / July 25, 2025

Life after separation from God culminates in a physical death and final separation from God in judgment. How is the new life believers have in Christ both transformative and purpose-filled?

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3 Good Things to Remember When You Feel Like God Is Far Away

By Ayrian Yasar / July 18, 2025

When it feels like God is far away, remember these three good things about the Persons of the Trinity.

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Looking for Life in All the Wrong Places: The Book of Ruth, Ch. 1

By Ayrian Yasar / July 16, 2025

How often does the world offer solutions that they say will lead to life but instead lead to death? In the book of Ruth we learn about how it is only in God’s plan that we find life.

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Having Fun in Christ

By Ayrian Yasar / June 10, 2025

Is fun something Christians should pursue, and, if so, what is God-honoring fun in day-to-day life? What does the Bible have to say about fun?

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Our Calling to Remember God’s Faithfulness

By Ayrian Yasar / May 28, 2025

When true remembering of God’s promises doesn’t happen, people can fall into idolatry. True remembering internalizes God’s promises and faithfulness and issues forth a changed view of life and changed way of living.

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The Active Nature of God’s Mercy

By Ayrian Yasar / April 23, 2025

God’s mercy pursues us and brings life. How do we pattern our mercy after our heavenly Father?

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What Is the Communion of the Saints?

By Ayrian Yasar / April 4, 2025

When saying the Apostles’ Creed, we state that we believe in “the communion of saints.” What does this mean?

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