Doctrine. It is one of those words that can make a person want to turn and run! Many wonder if there is even a need for doctrine and theology in their lives. Some might find the study of doctrine to be boring — might be …
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Becoming an Effective Mentor
The Upside of Endings
Loving Others in the Midst of Disagreement
Stepping Beyond Doubt
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5 Words Every Wife Should Know
Mirroring Christ
Do Your Prayers Have Power?
Spiritual Friends
4 Ways to Teach Kids about Money
Ignored by Man and Chosen by God
Sometimes Pizza is Better than Steak
Prayer: The Missing Ingredient
All Glory to Him: Redemption From an Eating Disorder
When Jealousy Walks In
How to Love Your Job
Twelve Smooth Stones
How to Lead a Bible Study
The House of Duplicity
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Becoming a Hope-Giver
Lord, Flip this House
Hope Found at the Cross
Don’t Say No
Worrier vs. Warrior
Loving Others: Lice or No Lice
Just Like Your Father
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Thrive or Survive: The Choice is Yours
The Right Feet
I Want to Be a Failure
Outward Behavior vs. Inward Transformation
What’s Love Got to Do with It?
The First “I Love You”
Filled to the Brim
Middle C Doesn’t Change
Are Poisonous Snakes Biting Your Ankles?
Training Up Your Teen
Defined by God 2012 Conference Videos
Jesus Wants You to Run
Slow Down and Seek Him
Love Notes
Celebrate Valentine’s Day by Growing in God’s Word
Strong in the Word
Prayer: The Way to Get Stuff
The Whole Truth
Ruthlessly Eliminating Hurry
Caught in the Crossfire of Someone Else's War
Simple Ways to Slow Down
How to Forgive
Gummy Bears
Living Below the Bar
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The Resolution of Mercy
The Year to Be the Parent
5 Tips for a Strong and Healthy Marriage
A Lesser Communion
Praying God’s Promises
God’s Living Letters
Fleeting Fame
Hope at Midnight
I had just been diagnosed with breast cancer. With a double mastectomy looming, hope felt fleeting, and fear held me captive. In the midst of chaos, confusion, and continual doctor appointments, I felt a strong need to take a day of fasting and prayer, …
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Cracking the Dress Code
Recently I read an article written by a man addressing choice of dress among Christian women. What I read was a sensitive, well-presented plea for Christian women to consider the weaknesses of their spiritual brothers when choosing their clothes. Though many discussions of dress …
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What the Bible Says About Joy
These are Angela Thomas’ speaking notes from the Faithlife Women Conference, presented unaltered and in their entirety. The followers of Jesus have been given lavish gifts from God. Most of us open the ones we need most and too many …
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Bedtime Battles
Bedtime used to be very difficult for our youngest daughter. She seemed to have a lot of fears, and she had a hard time sleeping. I remember going through this as a child. It’s scary sometimes when you start to realize the world is not …
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Feeling Stressed?
Have any of you seen Tom Hanks’ movie The Terminal ? He played a visitor from Eastern Europe who came to America and found himself stuck in the airport because of a useless passport. Well, that’s what happened to me on my …
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