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Here you will find a collection of thought-provoking or devotional articles written by some of our friends, or by various Christians throughout history. So pull up a chair, pour yourself a cup of coffee, and enjoy the insights of these fellow pilgrims.
We plan to keep adding more articles in the months and years ahead.
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“Of Salt and Light” by Gary Miller. What does it mean for Christians to be salt and light in today’s society?
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“A Song in the Wilderness” by Peter Hoover. A true story about the Moravians and their missionary outreach to the Caribbean islands.
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“Shaped to God’s Design” by Leonard Ravenhill. A penetrating and challenging message on how the Holy Spirit can shape us into the design God want us— if we will yield to the Spirit.
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“What Is the Kingdom of God?” by Peter Hoover. A stimulating dialogue on what the kingdom of God is and what it means to be a citizen of the kingdom. Is the kingdom of God the same thing as the church? Or is it much more?
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“A Very Important Ingredient” by Elmo Stoll. Godly insights on what happens when we don’t allow for one of the “primary ingredients” in our witnessing, child raising, and other aspects of the Christian life.
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“How to Walk with God” by George Whitefield. Whitefield gives valuable insight and practical counsel on how any believer can have a close walk with God.
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“Who Dr. Rebecca Brown Really Is” by Peter Hoover. If you have ever been exposed to the publications of Jack Chick (something we don’t recommend), you have no doubt come across the name,"Dr. Rebecca Brown." This is an expose of who she really is.
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“What are Faith, Hope, and Love?” by Jeremy Taylor. These are the three fruits of the Spirit that Paul says will remain. A penetrating analysis of each of these qualities.
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“Living in Community” by Peter Hoover. A look at christian communities of the past and how they are needed today.
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“When Life Is Not Fair!” by George O Wood. Our relationship with Christ plays a major role in how we respond when life does not seem fair.
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“The Race for Relevance” by Gary Miles. Authentic Christianity does not seek to overwhelm the world with a product whose usefulness and benefits are its key selling points. Christianity is always relevant because “Jesus Christ is the same today, yesterday, and forever”—not because it compromises its message to be “acceptable” in every century.
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Inclusion of an article on this page doesn’t mean that we necessarily endorse everything the author has to say. Likewise, inclusion of an article doesn’t mean that the author necessarily agrees with everything we publish.
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