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Sunday Morning Praise Song: ‘Give it to God’

Sing to the Lord, all the earth! Tell of his salvation from day to day. (1 Chronicles 16:23 ESV) I’m changing it up a little bit this week with some Christian rap. Here is Tyson James and Killwillc with “Give it to God.” Enjoy, and God bless you all!
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Counting the Cost: Let the Dead Bury Their Own

This is the third in a series of articles about following Jesus called “Counting the Cost.” In this article we are going to look at Luke 9:59-62. This verse about not letting the man bury his father before following Jesus can seem harsh. Did Jesus really expect to forbid a man from paying his last respects to his dead father? Let’s look at this a little closer.
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Video: Lee Strobel Discusses the Historicity of Jesus

In this week’s video Lee Strobel discusses some of the latest evidence that has been discovered about the historicity of Jesus, as well as early Christianity. This is very interesting; we actually have a creed which can be dated to within weeks of Jesus’ death and resurrection.
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Monday Meditation: Matthew 5:16

This week’s meditation is on Matthew 5:16: 16 In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.
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Sunday Morning Praise Song: ‘All My Hope is in Jesus’

Sing to the Lord, all the earth! Tell of his salvation from day to day. (1 Chronicles 16:23 ESV) This week’s praise song is Crowder performing “All My Hope is in Jesus” live.
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Lest They Should Turn and be Forgiven

In this verse Jesus seems to be saying he purposely speaks in parables so the people will not understand him. If they do not understand him they will not turn to be forgiven. It sounds like Jesus is hiding the truth from some people because he doesn’t want to forgive them. Could this possibly be true? Is it possible there are people that Jesus does not want to forgive? Is Jesus hiding the truth from…
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Video: Charlie Kirk on Why Christianity is True

In this video Charlie Kirk explains to a college student why Christianity is true. Charlie says that reason and revelation both show that Christianity is true: from the women witnesses to the resurrection to the apostles willingness to die rather than recant, to the way Christianity spread so quickly throughout the world. And he does it in a few short minutes.
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Monday Meditation: Isaiah 33:2

This week’s meditation is on Isaiah 33:2: O Lord, be gracious to us; we wait for you. Be our arm every morning, our salvation in the time of trouble. (ESV)
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Sunday Morning Praise Song: ‘Lion’

Sing to the Lord, all the earth! Tell of his salvation from day to day. (1 Chronicles 16:23 ESV) This week’s praise song is Elevation Worship (featuring Chris Brown and Brandon Lake) performing “Lion” live. Enjoy and God bless you all!
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Counting the Cost: Take up Your Cross Daily

I have read this verse countless times, but the last time I read it I was struck by the word daily. Of course, this isn’t the first time I’ve read the word, it’s not like I never noticed it, but this time it stuck with me. Daily. Taking up our cross is not meant to be a one time thing, we are to pick it up every single day.
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How great the chasm that lay between us.
How high the mountain I could not climb.
In desperation, I turned to heaven,
And spoke Your name into the night.
Then through the darkness, Your loving kindness,
Tore through the shadows of my soul
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