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IDOP 2016
Today is the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (IDOP). Hebrews 13:1-3 states, “Let love of the brethren continue. Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by this some have entertained angels without knowing it. Remember the prisoners, as though in prison … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Persecution, Prayer
Tagged Body of Christ, Christians, IDOP 2016, persecuted, persecuted church, Prayer
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How A Longer Commute Strengthened My Prayer Life
Sometimes God uses annoying things to bring us closer to Him. In fact, when I think about it, he probably uses those things much more than things we’re happy about. He’s certainly used disappointment, pain and frustration to improve my … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Personal Reflections, Prayer
Tagged commute, driving, Prayer, productivity, time, worship
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7 Ways Prayer is Worship by Paul David Tripp
I rarely use devotional books. I really don’t see the point of most of them and if I’m going to attempt to read something daily, I want it to be the Bible itself. That being said, Paul David Tripp’s devotional … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Prayer
Tagged Books, christianity, devotional, God, God's glory, God's sovereignty, god's will, grace, kingdom of God, New Morning Mercies, paul david tripp, Paul Tripp, Prayer, provision, truth
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Don’t Miss List: Olympics, Sudan, Russia and Incredible Iceland video
HRW Talks about the Olympics Refugee Team The Rio Olympics are just days away and I just found out there is a team of refugees competing together. Their presence will highlight the massive and ongoing world refugee crisis. Human Rights … Continue reading
Posted in In The News, Uncategorized, video
Tagged ACLJ, biblical prayer, conflict, contemplative prayer, drone, iceland, migration, Olympics, Prayer, refugee, refugee crisis, religious freedom, Rio, Russia, South Sudan, Sudan, video
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The Word: 1 Timothy 2:1-7
Which political leaders and authorities should we pray for? The Bible has a clear answer:
Posted in Christian Life, The Word
Tagged 1 Timothy, authority, leaders, one mediator, politics, Prayer, ransom, salvation, truth
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The Word: Colossians 1:3-14
I love the book of Colossians and it was great to read this passage this morning during my Bible reading.
Posted in The Word
Tagged Bible, Colossians, epistle, forgiveness, letters to the church, Paul, pleasing God, Prayer, Scripture, thanksgiving, wisdom
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Sharing the Housewife Theologian’s Review of ‘Fervent’
Priscilla Shirer’s new book, Fervent, is doing well, if Amazon rankings mean anything. Since I haven’t read it and don’t intend to, I wanted to share a review Aimee Byrd (The Housewife Theologian) published recently.
Posted in Bookshelf, Christian Life, Discernment
Tagged Aimee Byrd, book review, Books, fervent, Prayer, Priscilla Shirer, Repentance, Scripture, sin, spiritual warfare, theology, war room, women's books
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