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Of Interest Around the Web

  • Reflections on the ESV After 25 Years People have studied, labored, prayed, and literally bled and died over the years so that we can have an English Bible.
  • Looking Back and Looking Forward In the book of Joshua, the aging leader of Israel does something similar. He looks back at God’s faithfulness before turning the eyes of the people toward the future.
  • How Should Believers Respond to Claims About ‘AI Welfare’? If Christians continue to engage with the philosophy of AI welfare while remaining grounded in Scripture, we may surprise the world and ourselves by developing the ethical standard for AI while preserving the glory of God’s animate creation.
  • Christian, Your Suffering Isn’t Pointless I don’t know how Job felt when he sat in his pile of ashes with his children dead and his wealth stolen and his body decaying, but I have sat on the edge of my bed in tears, crying out to God over my suffering
  • Forget Not the Wilderness Redeemer Presbyterian Church in McKinney, Texas has had ample occasion to sit with the psalmist’s ancient question: “How long, O Lord?” (Ps. 13:1).

Devotion for July 1

By McKay Caston

As fully forgiven, perfectly righteous, dearly loved sons and daughters of God, we no longer need to wear fig leaves.

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Devotion for June 30

By McKay Caston

What if Sunday mornings and small groups were more like AA meetings? I think we’d be on our way to authentic community.

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Devotion for June 29

By McKay Caston

Waiting helps us understand the meaning of patience.

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Devotion for June 28

By McKay Caston

We are not expected to be sovereign. We are not designed to control the circumstances of our lives.

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Devotion for June 27

By McKay Caston

Jesus didn’t come to make good people better or to save those who are trying their best. He came for those who know they can never be good enough.

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Devotion for June 24

By McKay Caston

What is impossible for us is easy for Jesus.

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Devotion for June 23

By McKay Caston

Because Jesus faced that storm for us—the storm of the cross—we can trust him in every storm we face.

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Devotion for June 22

By Render Caines

Saying aloud, “Jesus, I love you,” stirs me up to show Him, by His strengthening grace, the truth of my expressed devotion.

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Devotion for June 21

By Render Caines

Whose am I? I am Christ’s. I belong to Him.

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Devotion for June 20

By Render Caines

If we confess our sins, because of His faithful love, from which nothing can separate us, we experience anew the wonder of forgiveness and a restoration of the joy of our salvation.

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Of Interest Around The Web

Of Interest Around the Web

  • Reflections on the ESV After 25 Years People have studied, labored, prayed, and literally bled and died over the years so that we can have an English Bible. 10
  • Looking Back and Looking Forward In the book of Joshua, the aging leader of Israel does something similar. He looks back at God’s faithfulness before turning the eyes of the people toward the future. 10
  • How Should Believers Respond to Claims About ‘AI Welfare’? If Christians continue to engage with the philosophy of AI welfare while remaining grounded in Scripture, we may surprise the world and ourselves by developing the ethical standard for AI while preserving the glory of God’s animate creation. 0
  • Christian, Your Suffering Isn’t Pointless I don’t know how Job felt when he sat in his pile of ashes with his children dead and his wealth stolen and his body decaying, but I have sat on the edge of my bed in tears, crying out to God over my suffering 0
  • Forget Not the Wilderness Redeemer Presbyterian Church in McKinney, Texas has had ample occasion to sit with the psalmist’s ancient question: “How long, O Lord?” (Ps. 13:1). 0
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