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  • For the Heart
    • I Know God is good… but is He also kind?

      Avatar photo Matt Collier, June 23, 2026
    • God Is At Work–Even When You Don’t See It

      M. R. Conrad, June 16, 2026
    • Seven Sports Analogies that Motivate Spiritual Growth

      Avatar photo Tim Richmond, June 9, 2026
  • Knowing the Word
    • I Know God is good… but is He also kind?

      Avatar photo Matt Collier, June 23, 2026
    • The Curious Case of Extra Resurrections in Matthew 27:52

      M. R. Conrad, May 22, 2026
    • Contend for the Faith By Resisting Syncretism

      Avatar photo Forrest McPhail, May 13, 2026
  • Ministry
    • Combat Soldiers & Servants of the Gospel

      Avatar photo Forrest McPhail, June 25, 2026
    • How to Improve Your Bible Teaching: 20 Phrases to Eliminate

      M. R. Conrad, June 18, 2026
    • From Me to We: A Plea for Preserving and Building Institutions

      Joel Arnold Joel Arnold, June 6, 2026
  • Quotes
    • Amy Carmichael: Why Did She Want A Chance to Die?

      M. R. Conrad, May 19, 2026
    • William Borden: Not the Easy Road

      M. R. Conrad, April 23, 2026
    • missionary biographies

      Risk Setting Your Soul on Fire: Start Reading Missionary Biographies Today

      M. R. Conrad, March 17, 2026
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Current Events

It’s a uniquely historical election! Again.

Joel Arnold Joel Arnold, March 14, 2016

The first axiom of blogging is to never bring up politics.* Which I just did. Except this year I find myself experiencing two national elections …

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Finances in Marriage: His or Hers?

Avatar photo Greg Baker, January 15, 2016

In my experience, when husbands forget that personal finance is a team effort, they not only manage their finances poorly, but frequently ignore the task altogether. And, thus, a vicious cycle ensues.

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For the Heart

Caring for Aging Parents

Avatar photo Chris Pennington, January 7, 2016

Love is not free. Genuinely caring for someone requires a payment. Energy. Time. Money. Emotions. The list continues. Sometimes we pay the cost without thinking, …

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Christian growth
For the Heart

Don’t Just Exist. Live Well.

Joel Arnold Joel Arnold, January 4, 2016

Life moves fast. Too fast. The feeling started when we pulled out our annual Christmas pictures going back to when we got married. It’s only …

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For the Heart

Christmas: It’s (not) the Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Avatar photo Jonathan Threlfall, December 23, 2015

Is Christmas the happiest time of the year? No, it’s even better than that. Christ’s coming provides the very possibility of joy year-round.

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For the Heart

Why Does the Virgin Birth Matter?

Joel Arnold Joel Arnold, December 15, 2015

Few people know that Ben Franklin, the consummate writer, inventor and politician, descended from Puritans—his grandfather was a Baptist missionary to the Indians and his father …

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Current Events

ISIS and the Psalms

Avatar photo Greg Baker, November 19, 2015

In Paris on Friday night, a coordinated attack of ISIS terrorists took 129 innocent lives into eternity and injured hundreds. The web of socio-political entanglements leading …

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Current Events

A Story of Perverse Incentives and Christmas Cups

Joel Arnold Joel Arnold, November 11, 2015

There are lots of ways to assess who we are as a culture. One of my favorite is to walk into a Walmart. Big, wide …

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Knowing the Word

Commentaries in Devotions? Really?

Joel Arnold Joel Arnold, November 5, 2015

I have a confession to make. Sometimes I use commentaries during my personal devotions. That probably marks me as a theolo-geek. As would trying to …

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For the Heart

“You Have Cancer”: When Theology Meets Your Fears

Guest Contributer, October 27, 2015

I was proud of my initial reaction. I don’t think I hesitated more than few seconds before I asked the surgeon, “What do we need to do?” in a tone that implied – I’m ready, let’s get busy. And the bravado lasted all the way through the end-of-the-season soccer party I was hosting later that evening.

That’s when the mental assault began.

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