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Confession: A Practical Guide "Jesus taught that the damage done through sin was not the last word on life. Sin could be confessed. Sin could be forgiven. And sinful people could be set free." From _Spiritual Disciplines…

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Reading the Bible with the Mind and the Heart "God not only originated the Bible through human authorship; he remains with it always. It is God's book. No one owns it but God himself. It is the loving heart of God made visible and plain. And…

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Prophets and Poets From Eye of the Beholder Luci Shaw believes poets, especially poets of faith, should cultivate the gift of perception and awareness in order to help illuminate invisible realities.

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Venemous Envy “I used to pretend I wasn’t an envious person,” writes Grace Hamman in this excerpt from her new book, Ask of Old Paths.

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Spiritual Scorekeeping, Finding Real Friends, and Avoiding Content Overwhelm Kicking off the relaunch of Friends In Formation, James, Richella—and new host Tiana Spencer—discuss three listener questions: how to stop measuring your spiritual life by the world's standards, why…

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Deep-Rooted in Christ The Way of Transformation ”If we are willing to listen and to learn, our Korean brothers and sisters will teach us about a life of prayer that is abundant indeed. Deep-rooted in Christ is just such a teaching. May we listen…

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The Cradle and the Crown A Regent College Advent Reader The narrative of the incarnation of Christ is a study of contrasts: the servant king, creator and creation, Son of God and Son of Man, the cradle and the crown. Explore these contrasts in the company…

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