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  • Don’t Give Your Attacker Ammunition

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    How strange would this be? Some cops and robbers are having a shootout from opposite ends of a warehouse like portrayed in hundreds of TV shows and movies. Suddenly there is the sound of clicking and one robber yells to… Read More ›

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  • Proverbs 18:17: One Side of the Story

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    “The one who states his case first seems right, until the other comes and examines him.” Proverbs 18:17 (ESV) Cross-examination is a key element of our justice system. A lawyer can craft a compelling story, peppered with supporting evidence, that appears… Read More ›

  • I Don’t Know What I Want To Be When I Grow Up!

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    In a world of seemingly limitless opportunities, bright young people can be frustrated trying to narrow down what career to pursue. Most don’t have enough work experience to know the great variety of jobs available. Others have aspirations but don’t… Read More ›

  • Connecting Three Bible Trees

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    How are The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, the Tree of Life, and the cross of Jesus connected?

  • Engaging Videos on the Life of Christ

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    Appian Media has made freely available a series on the Life of Christ filmed in the places where the events unfolded.

  • 5 Things Preachers Need to Know About PowerPoint

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    Some preachers are able to use PowerPoint tools effectively to help illustrate points and provide a clear organization to sermon points and how they are connected. It can especially be helpful to parents of young children who may have attention… Read More ›

  • I Thought You Were A Christian

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    Those words stung hard as they slammed me deep in my chest. The look of disappointment in her eyes and the sword of truth from her tongue hit its mark. “I thought you were a Christian.” I thought I was though it was obvious I didn’t act like one. Remember, saying “God knows my heart” to a concern does not address the fruit in your life that led someone to express that concern. Perhaps if you knew your heart as God knew your heart you wouldn’t be doing some of the things that cause godly friends to be concerned.