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Knowing the Reality of Our Triune God
By Interviewed by Richard Doster and John Robertson
In the final analysis Packer writes, What matters supremely is not that I know God, but the larger fact which underlies that knowledge: He knows me.
Thankful They Embraced the Risk
By John Piper
I thank God today for the service and the sacrifice of 24.5 million veterans in America.
Healing Soles, Ministering to Souls
By Nancy Franson
Twice a year, members transform the churchs fellowship chapel into a free foot-care clinic. Local residents, many of whom are homeless, receive professional care from trained nurses.
The book is filled with anecdotes about Khandjian’s own foibles — from pouting over a poor performance at a church softball game to careless comments toward a gang member on a Miami beach — as well as stories of witnessing God’s work of restoration in the lives of his friends and family.
We must deal with pain and suffering truthfully as Scripture does and following the example of Christ.
Bridal Tables and Inner Rings
By Chris Hutchinson
People may put themselves forward rather than trusting God to promote them in His season. This kind of behavior is almost always a failure to remember the gospel. Only God’s opinion really matters, and He has said that in Christ, believers are the apple of his eye.
Before Bridges, Chavez said the only help most refugees received was from the overburdened refugee-resettlement agency. With so many families in need, Bridges stepped into refugees’ lives.
Created for Community
By Christina Fox, interviewed by Megan Fowler
“Christian relationships go deeper than friendship, deeper than even family ties. We are connected to one another through our union with Christ, and our bond is forever. The fellow believers we sit next to in worship on Sunday morning are the same people we will sing with in eternity.”
Our Reputation Precedes Us
By Alan Dowd
The tidal wave of sexual harassment accusations and disclosures gives us an opportunity to discuss something God cares about: that word reputation.
The Sovereign God’s Care for His Own
By David Powlison
Your deepest distress is deeply distressing. But the God who loves you is Master of your significant sorrow. He calls you to go through even this hard thing.







