Helping Those Who Hurt
by H. Norman Wright
In one small European village was a town square that held a special statue. This statue was the pride and joy of the small town, but World War II arrived and soon the bombs began falling on the town. One day the statue was hit and blown to pieces. The residents collected all the shattered pieces and slowly did what they could to re-create it. When they finished the reconstruction of their beloved statue of Jesus, they noticed that the only pieces missing were the hands of Jesus. So they placed a plaque at the base of the statue with the words: Now we are the only hands that Jesus has.
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Fear No Evil
by Steve Russo
Some of your friends may think this "Satan stuff" is all a big
joke. Others may think it's cool to worship the devil.
What about you? Do you believe the devil is for real? Are you clued in
that there's a spiritual battle raging all around you? <more...>
Finding True Christian Fellowship
by Glen Williams
We've all heard the popular Christian lament, "Why can't we be more like the early churches?" It seems the further we get from the ascension of Christ, the more we look like the Scribes and Pharisees He criticized, with our rules, rituals, pomp, ceremony and upper class of privileged and educated rulers who cannot be
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To Date or Not To Date: That Is the Question
By: Brooke C. ~ Christian Teen Writer
Heartbreak, temptation, and distraction: sound inviting? Not many people enjoy the feelings of heartache, but every day thousands of teenagers put themselves through it. The cycle is endless: fall “in love,” become inseparable, break up. This cycle and heartache is all part of the “dating game.” Many have a misconception about dating; they believe that it is a necessary process to find that “special someone.”
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The Priesthood of All Believers
by Ted Schroder
“The most vital opinion that a man ever forms is his opinion of
himself. It is therefore essential that a man should think
accurately of himself. If we desire a just estimate of our own
personalities, we must take some pains to weigh the evidence and
form one.” (F.W. Boreham) <more...>
The Promise of Life
by Ted Schroder
Paul is writing, at the end of his life, from a prison in Rome.
He was chained (1:16) like a criminal, because he was accused of
promoting sedition against the Roman Empire by proclaiming Jesus as
Lord, and refusing to worship Caesar as Lord. (2:9) Only Luke is
with him to tend to his needs. (4:11) He was awaiting trial, and was
not expecting to be acquitted. Execution loomed. The Neronian
persecution of AD 64 had gathered him <more...>
May I Walk You Home:
A Guide to Sharing Christ's Love With the Dying
by Melody Rossi
This journey is different from any other you will ever take. Though
it will leave you changed, it is not your journey. Rather, you are
walking alongside someone else who is discovering the ultimate
destination. The person whose journey it is must set the course and
take the lead. This is not yours to do. You are there to offer
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Disciple Now Texas
Tyler Daniel is a worship leader and speaker for Disciple Now events
in Texas. To learn more about Tyler's ministry and his heart for
leading DNow events, please visit his new Disciple
Now website.
The Proof of the Love of God
by Ted Schroder
“This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us.” (1 John 3:16)
“God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8)
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