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The monsters of the bible
Read more: The monsters of the bibleThe monsters of the bible By Madadh RicheyJuly 19, 2022 What is a “monster”? For most Americans, this word sparks images of haunted houses and horror movies: scary creations, neither human nor animal, and usually evil. But it can be helpful to think about “monsters” beyond these knee-jerk images. Ever since the 1990s, humanities scholars…
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Army chaplain under investigation for pro-life ‘victory’ email after Supreme Court abortion ruling: Report
Read more: Army chaplain under investigation for pro-life ‘victory’ email after Supreme Court abortion ruling: ReportNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A U.S. Army chaplain is under investigation over a pro-life “victory” email he sent to his brigade following the landmark Supreme Court abortion ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, a report says. Maj. Brian T. Hargis, a Special Forces-qualified chaplain observer coach and trainer assigned to the 157th…
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Living on Purpose: Taking a closer look at Psalm 23
Read more: Living on Purpose: Taking a closer look at Psalm 23Living on Purpose: Taking a closer look at Psalm 23 Psalm 23 is one of the most popular chapters in the Bible and many have said it is one of the wonders of the literary world. It is so deep that scholars are perplexed and yet so simple that children can enjoy it. However, in…
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Playing the fool
Read more: Playing the foolPlaying the fool God opposes the proud but shows favor to the humble. James 4:6 My most humiliating experience ever was the day I addressed the faculty, students, and friends of a seminary on its fifty-year anniversary. I approached the lectern with my manuscript in hand and looked out on a vast crowd, but my…
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A Festive Heart ALL the Time
Read more: A Festive Heart ALL the TimeA Festive Heart ALL the Time King David says in the book of Psalms, “Serve God in joy, come before Him in song.” In our daily prayers, we say regarding God, “He – prefers melodious song.” The great Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchok Luria once said to his student that he merited the holy prophetic spirit of…
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Called by God
Read more: Called by GodThe Damascus Road Now as he went on his way, he approached Damascus, and suddenly a light from heaven shone around him. And falling to the ground, he heard a voice saying to him, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?” And he said, “Who are you, Lord?” And he said, “I am Jesus, whom…
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God justifies the ungodly, but not the self-righteous
Read more: God justifies the ungodly, but not the self-righteousGod justifies the ungodly, but not the self-righteous Everyone knows that in order for God to forgive your sins and accept you into his family, you must first prove yourself worthy of such acceptance, right? Not so fast. The fact of the matter is that the Bible teaches just the opposite. Scripture declares that God…
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The Dangers of the Politics of Power
Read more: The Dangers of the Politics of PowerPinchas: The Dangers of the Politics of Power Almost every month another movie is released from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While I cannot say I am an expert in these films, one of the salient themes that emerges throughout these films is the very real temptation of power, and that superheroes with limitless power can…
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Our Leaders Of Tomorrow Are Going To Need These 4 Rare Skills
Read more: Our Leaders Of Tomorrow Are Going To Need These 4 Rare SkillsOur Leaders Of Tomorrow Are Going To Need These 4 Rare Skills If there’s anything the events of 2020 have taught us so far, it’s this: we are more interconnected than ever before. Diseases from one part of the world can infect the whole world. Violence in one city can be felt in all of…
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God can teach us via eagles
Read more: God can teach us via eaglesGod can teach us via eagles TAMMY MCKEIGHAN Fremont Tribune For years, Evan Nordstrom took photos of people and all sorts of activities for the Fremont Tribune. I remember an incredible photo of a basketball player, who almost looked like he was bent backward in half, as he made a basket. I loved Evan’s photos…