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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 19

By Bryan Chapell

God assures us now of his regard forever, setting our feet on the rock that is Jesus, so that we have a song in our hearts to finish his work.

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Devotion for July 18

By Bryan Chapell

There is no limit to the glory Christ can receive, when we confess the grace we require to do his will and to receive his mercy when we don’t.

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50th Anniversary Devotion for July 17

By Scott Jones

Generosity forces us to believe God is the provider of all we see and touch. He is able to supply us all we need.

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Devotion for July 14

By Bryan Chapell

Yes, God sometimes allows difficult and painful paths, but his intention is always to lead us to the spiritual fruit of righteousness and peace.

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Devotion for July 13

By Bryan Chapell

Because God did not spare the life of his Son to purchase my salvation, I am his treasured possession – and always will be.

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Devotion for July 12

By Bryan Chapell

When we truly perceive how great is the heart of the One who pardoned us, then our heart begins to beat in harmony with his.

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Devotion for July 11

By Bryan Chapell

When we are hidden in Christ, there is no wrath that touches us. We are safe.

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Devotion for July 10

By George Sayour

To be “faithful to the Scriptures,” a PCA distinctive, is to be faithful to the Word.

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Devotion for July 7

By Bryan Chapell

God’s not done with us, yet, but he promises to bring us to completion according to his design.

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Devotion for July 6

By Bryan Chapell

The kindness of God leads to true repentance.

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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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