“I want my debit card back! Why can’t I have my debit card back?” Our 20-year-old son, Z., alternated between anger and puzzlement. Even the kind psychologist couldn’t get through to him. “You just got out of the hospital. You are recovering from a psychotic break. You aren’t able to handle your own money right […]
Anyone who has battled depression can tell you that relief is a welcome mercy from God. Yet, as much as the relief is welcomed, it is also sometimes wasted. As a feral cat darting out of a cage, I have often sprinted back into everyday life after seasons of depression. What once was slow and
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This is our weekly roundup of posts for 6/16/2019-6/22/2019. If you have any feedback on how we can serve you our readers better, I would appreciate it. Thank you for reading and allowing us to minister to you throughout this past week through these posts. Sunday 6/16/2019 Abraham: A Father’s Day Lesson in Consequences by
This is our weekly roundup of links for 6/10/2019-6/15/2019 from around the web. We hope you find the following articles helpful to your growth in godliness. Roundup of articles from around the internet A New Issue of Credo Magazine on the Aseity of God. https://credomag.com/magazine_issue/the-aseity-of-god/ Our writing team writes all over the internet for a
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Ephesians 5:18-19, “And do not get drunk with wine, for that is debauchery, but be filled with the Spirit, addressing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody to the Lord with your heart,” “Be filled with the Spirit” (Eph 5:18). That’s a bit of an odd command, isn’t it?
I often find myself in a love-hate relationship with social media. This morning I strongly disliked what I saw. Belonging to an online group of like-minded women whose aim is to encourage one another with sound theology brought disappointment. I witnessed a woman respond to a sincere question of a sister in Christ with a
Time-bound and fallen creature that I naturally am, I often forget the spiritual and eternal element of reality. That’s why the things that fill my prayers are so regularly absent from Paul’s—and why the things that fill his prayers are so regularly absent from mine. He has his eyes fixed on eternity. His prayers are
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