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“Few would argue against the proposition that Paul’s letter to the Romans is his magnum opus,” writes Glen Menzies. “Romans… READ MORE
“I am convinced that if you want to see an increase in hope, understanding, and unity amid the engulfing mercilessness… READ MORE
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“There is power available to you that can unlock your soul and all of its hidden longings,” writes John Lindell—“the… READ MORE
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Today’s Scripture reading: Luke 2:21–40 Several years ago, I was working at a church in Costa Mesa, California. For Pastor… READ MORE
Today’s Scripture reading: Luke 1:67–80. Whether the songs are sacred or secular, Christmas is a singing season. In the… READ MORE
Today’s Scripture reading: Luke 1:57–66. In this passage, Zechariah emerges from nine months of silence with an important message.… READ MORE
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~Gandalf
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