What If I Crossed The Line In A Dating Relationship?
What do you do if you messed up and went too far in a dating relationship?
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What do you do if you messed up and went too far in a dating relationship?
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Use these three questions in your small group to do a quick “full circle” check-up.
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Christian athletes can have the hardest time, especially in college. You want to honor God… or do you?
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When kids have special needs, life can get difficult for both parents and grandparents. Psalm 139 gives us hope.
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There are a lot of bad ideas about God and spirituality in the world. Here are five of the most common ones.
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Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Kevin Garnett leverage their influence. Can you?
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If you have a deep need for affirmation, it might just be how you’re wired. But it can also be a stumbling block if you’re not careful.
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What if you’ve just now figured out the four stages of parenting, but your kids are teens or pre-teens? Is it too late for them?
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Parents should start thinking about and talking about their kids’ faith long before dropping them off at the university dorm.
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Setting healthy boundaries with your in-laws is one of the most practical – and difficult – tasks for any couple. Here are a few simple tips…
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It is not too late to start honoring God in your dating life, even if you have already crossed this boundary.
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Wherever you stand on the Calvinism/Arminianism debate, you can still go full circle in your pursuit of God to help someone else follow Jesus.
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Jesus had a certain thing in mind when he called his disciples to follow him. But most Christians are missing the mark.
Read MoreIf you’re meeting regularly with someone to mentor them, remember that the goal is to go beyond helping them to trust Jesus.
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Here’s a topic for Christians at college who want to stand for a biblical worldview in the face of secularism.
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Whether you are employed in the work force, go to school, or work as a stay-at-home parent, the Bible outlines a number of reasons why we go to work.
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The Bible warns us that sin brings death into our lives – in more ways than one.
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The after school “Satan Club” might be coming to your area. This club is an object lesson for parents who want to transfer their values to their kids.
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Idols aren’t just objects of wood and stone from ancient civilizations – they’re anything you elevate to the highest place in your life.
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In anything worth doing, you need to do your part, let others help you, and depend on God for what only he can do.
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Read along in our “Chapter a Day” Bible plan as we cover Matthew 24, where Jesus explains the end times to his disciples.
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Read along in our “Chapter a Day” Bible plan as we cover Matthew 23, where Jesus lays in to the hypocritical Pharisees.
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Read along in our “Chapter a Day” Bible plan as we cover Matthew 22 and the Greatest Commandment.
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It has been said that people can survive forty days without food, go four days without water and four minutes without air, but can’t make it four seconds without hope. Hope is necessary for our survival. But hope is only useful if it’s attached to something worthwhile.
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