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Justice and Mercy United in Christ

By Ayrian Yasar / January 23, 2025

If we want to understand the depth of God’s mercy in Christ Jesus, we need a true understanding of the condition of sinful humankind.

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4 Good Things to Remember about God’s Grace When Facing a Besetting Sin

By Christina Fox / December 5, 2024

When facing a besetting sin—a sin that seems to haunt us, taunt us, and rule us—we may feel discouraged. Here are four good things to remember about God’s enabling grace during such times.

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Sleeping on Rocks Right Now? Jesus Is Right There

By Campbell Markham / April 24, 2024

In Genesis 28 Jacob is sleeping outside with a rock for a pillow because of his own poor decisions. As Jacob dreams, God shows him a ladder joining heaven and earth. Why?

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Finding God’s Mercy When You Fail

By BCL / April 15, 2024

Have you ever wondered if you’ve failed too much to be forgiven by God? In the life of King Saul, we see the unending reach of Christ’s mercy—and what it means for you today.

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3 Good Things to Remember When You Feel Overwhelmed by Your Sin and Failures

By Daniel Rowlands / January 16, 2024

Is it possible that even in our self-inflicted trials—when we are acutely aware of our fallen, sinful nature—God’s glory is manifested by his work in and for us? Absolutely.

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4 Ways to Turn Failure into Growth in Your Child’s Life

By Christina Fox / August 5, 2023

It’s not easy to watch our children fail. Here are four ways to turn failure into growth in your child’s life.

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God’s Lavish Mercy for Sinners

By BCL / June 21, 2023

Upon hearing the gospel some people think they are too bad—too unworthy, too far gone for Christ’s mercy to reach them. What does the Bible say?

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Measuring Your Ministry—a Warning and an Encouragement

By Darrell Dooyema / March 1, 2022

Do you see a trend in the Christian West toward secular thinking, corrupting forces, and division? In the context of Christian ministry, what will we gain by measuring size, numbers, achievable goals, and measurable outcomes? In doing so we remove the attention from God and place it on ourselves, making our “impact” of utmost importance. Why is going back to God the best thing to do so in such circumstances?

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