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February 25, 2019|by Pastor J.D.Why the Gospel Teaches the Opposite of Religion
Believe it or not, Bill Maher, Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, and the Apostle Paul agree...
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February 22, 2019|by Chris PappalardoAnswering Emails, the Danger of Insta-nostalgia, & Becoming a Church That Cares Well for Abuse
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February 20, 2019|by Pastor J.D.What Does “In Jesus’ Name” Actually Mean?
Christians will typically end their prayers by saying, “In Jesus’ name, Amen.” Yet most Christians...
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February 18, 2019|by Pastor J.D.Only Two Things Last Forever
When we live with the wisdom that makes the most of our short time, then...
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February 15, 2019|by Chris PappalardoSexual Abuse, Southern Baptist Churches, and the Gospel
This week’s W4YW focuses on the recent Houston Chronicle articles about abuse in the SBC,...
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February 13, 2019|by Pastor J.D.Using Google to Share the Gospel
Jews in Jesus’ day had a hard time understanding how Gentiles could be saved. Gentiles...
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February 8, 2019|by Chris PappalardoMedia Bias, Important Decisions, & Reading When You’re Really Busy
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February 6, 2019|by Pastor J.D.Your Storms Are Real. But Jesus Is Bigger.
You and I are not facing the same kinds of persecution the Apostle John was...
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February 4, 2019|by Pastor J.D.The Gospel Shows Us What Creation Cannot: God’s Love
The gospel, you see, shows us something about God that creation could never show us:...
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February 1, 2019|by Chris PappalardoSorting Through Marie Kondo, Having Opinions (or Not), & Why Survivors of Abuse Stay Silent
Wisdom for Your Weekend: Your regular installment of what we've been reading (and watching) from...
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