What Will Eternity Be Like? (Mark 12:18-27)
Jesus encounters a group called the Sadducees. Their question to him causes us to seek an answer to a broader question: what will eternity be like?
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What Should I Do About the Teen Brain?
Parenting the teen brain requires a strategy. Learn how to balance listening, boundaries, and self-expression to guide your teen toward a faith-filled adulthood
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Taxes for Caesar (Mark 12:13-17)
In Mark 12:13-17 Jesus is asked about whether Jews should pay taxes to Caesar. His answer spurs on a more modern question for Christians: Do you take taxes more seriously than tithing?
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The Ancient Secret of Spiritual Disciplines
If you’re looking for breakthrough in your everyday life – with thoughts, emotions, or habits – look to the ancient secret of spiritual disciplines.
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Is Spiritual Authority a Thing Anymore? (Mark 11:27-12:12)
In Mark 11:27-12:12 the authority of Jesus is questioned by the Jewish religious leaders. The encounter uncovers the answer to a timeless question: Is spiritual authority a thing anymore?
Read MoreWhat Are the Two Fundamental Principles for Parenting Teens?
Parenting teenagers can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be a battle. Discover the two fundamental principles for parenting teens that focus on building relationship and fostering ownership.
Read MoreIntroduction to Prayer | Young Adults
Explore the significance of prayer in the Christian life in our “Intro to Prayer Series.” Discover why prayer is a vital connection to God, how it helps us navigate life’s challenges, and what unfolds when we grow closer to Him through prayer.
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The Meaning of “Love” in Hebrew
The concept of “love” in the Old Testament (“ahava” in Hebrew) is very different from our word in today’s culture. Understanding the true nature of love inspires us to love God and others.
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It’s Not About the Temple (Mark 11:12-25)
Jesus relates a fruitless fig tree to the greatest symbol of religion in the Jewish faith. In the process he redefines the role of the temple in the Christian faith.
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The Meaning of “LORD” in Hebrew
“Yahweh” means that God is eternal and self-existent. He has always been God and always will be.
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In the Highs and Lows (Mark 11:1-11)
After a frenzied entrance that has the whole city electrified, the day ends with Jesus alone in the temple.
Read MoreWhat Are 4 Signs Your Marriage Might Be in Trouble?
Discover the four communication styles that signal your marriage might be in serious trouble. Grounded in biblical wisdom, this article explains how to spot criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling, offering practical steps to restore your relationship.
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The Meaning of “Listen” in Hebrew
“Shema” (Deuteronomy 6:4-5) is a common word in the Hebrew Bible, usually translated as “listen.” But the meaning of the word goes far beyond what your ears can hear.
Read MoreWhat Are the Failing Power Tools of Parenting?
Many parents rely on manipulation, intimidation, or bribery to manage behavior. While these methods may yield quick results, they fail to reach the heart. Discover how to trade these failing power tools of parenting for a more effective, gospel-centered approach that builds long-term character and trust.
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What’s Keeping You on the Sidelines? (Mark 10:46-52)
Jesus encounters a blind beggar without purpose in life. The interaction begs a question for every pursuer who has lost his way: What’s keeping you on the sidelines?
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When Mormon Missionaries Come Knockin’
Christians don’t have to avoid Mormon missionaries. We can share good news with them that can change their lives one day.
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The Unexpected Journey (Mark 10:32-45)
Jesus brings the focus back to his personal mission. He himself will give up his life as a ransom for many, setting an example for his disciples to follow.
Read MoreIs Hell a Real Place?
What is hell actually like? From eternal torment to the critiques of universalism, discover how Christians interpret the biblical concept of hell.
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What Must I Do? (Mark 10:17-31)
A rich man kneels before Jesus and asks about how to make it to heaven. Jesus’ answer shocks everyone who hears it, especially those who are trying to work their way into heaven.
Read MoreWhat Are the Three Views on the Millennium?
The “thousand-year reign” of Christ is interpreted in three main ways by Christians. Explore the different timelines and how they shape our hope for the future.
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Like a Little Child (Mark 10:13-16)
Jesus was indignant when his disciples tried to keep little children away from him. The irony is that children – and those who share their qualities – are the only ones who make it into the kingdom of God.
Read MoreWho Is The Antichrist?
The Antichrist represents the ultimate rebellion against God. Learn about his rise to power, the different ways Christians view his identity, and how to stay ready.
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Marriage in Light of the Kingdom of God (Mark 10:1-12)
Jesus answers some difficult questions about divorce and remarriage. Understanding the Jewish context unlocks the mystery for married couples in every generation.
Read MoreWhat Are the Three Views on the Rapture?
Christians have different views on when the Rapture will happen in relation to the Tribulation. Discover the three main perspectives and what they mean for believers.
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