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A Wounded Heart: Christ's Healing Faith

03/09/10

Author:Max Lucado

The fog of the broken heart. It’s a dark fog that slyly imprisons the soul and refuses easy escape. It’s a heavy cloud that honors no hour and respects no person. Depression, discouragement, disappointment, doubt…all are...[more]

 

Faith is Never Safe

03/06/10

Author:Mark Batterson

Celtic Christians called the Holy Spirit An Geadh-Glas or the Wild Goose. A wild goose can't be tracked or tamed. Unpredictability or a hint of mystery or an element of danger surrounds the wild goose. In a sense, if you take the...[more]

 

Drunk with Wonder: Our Weakness and God's Power

03/05/10

Author:Max Lucado

The kingdom of heaven. Its citizens are drunk on wonder. Consider the case of Sarai. She is in her golden years, but God promises her a son. She gets excited. She visits the maternity shop and buys a few dresses. She plans her...[more]

 

Embarrassing Moments: God's Covering Grace

03/04/10

Author:Julie Barrier

What was my most embarrassing moment? Combine my brash disregard for tradition, my total lack of tact and my predilection for clumsiness and the possibilities are endless. The longer I live, the longer the list. Where do I begin?...[more]

 

My Con Game: Learning Christian Honesty

03/02/10

Author:Pastor Francis Chan

"The Lord detests lying lips, but He delights in men who are truthful." Proverbs 12:22 NIV I had such a good role model for deception from my big brother because he showed me how easy it was to turn an “F” into a “B”...[more]

 

Tripped Up and Trapped: God's Way Out of the Pit

03/01/10

Author:Beth Moore

Have you ever been walking along your spiritual journey, minding your own business, when you take a tumble and find yourself in a pit? The quicksand is quickly suffocating you, and you never realized you were in danger. You were...[more]

 

Don't Go Naked on a Sunday Morning: Be Alert!

02/28/10

Author:Julie Barrier

Pandemonium means bedlam, chaos or confusion. Does that sound like Sunday morning at your house? If you know your Greek, pandemonium means daemonium (demons) and pan (all around). No matter where you are in your Christian...[more]