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Running the Race
As Christians we are called to keep journeying toward a promised shoreline, enduring the elements and persevering toward a place we’ve never seen or been to, but that we were created for.
By Molly Yeo
Isaiah and the Cost of Security
“The year that King Uzziah died,” things looked bleak from Isaiah’s point of view. Uzziah had died alienated from God. And just a few years before, in 745 B.C., the ruthless imperialist Tiglath-Pileser III had taken the throne of Assyria and begun a campaign of terror and conquest. Israel was in his path. The king was dead and the kingdom of Israel looked like it would be swept away.
Staying in Hard Places Because of the Gospel
Political instability, a plummeting dollar resulting in a severe financial crisis, echoes of a Civil War that didn’t end until 1990, and a general hopelessness from repeated cycles of corrupt government. This is what Marwan Aboul-Zelof and his young family entered when they moved to Beirut, Lebanon in 2016 to plant a church.
When Life Seemed Over, God Intervened: The Conversion of a “Doubting Thomas”
When we come to the end of our reason to live, we need to consider if we’ve based our life on the wrong thing.
Share the Gospel with Someone in August
We always say the gospel changes everything — and we believe it really does. So this August, we are asking everyone in our audience to pray that God would give them the opportunity to share the gospel with someone, and that they would step out in faith to do small acts.
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