Good, Beautiful, and Kind: The Eulogy
We are in our Lenten series titled “Good and Beautiful and Kind,” inspired by Langston Hughes’ poem “Tired.” The series delves into the worms that gnaw at the core of
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Unveiling the Powers and Principalities: Recognizing the Battle Beyond Flesh and Blood Introduction: Understanding the Spiritual Battle The Scripture from Ephesians 6 sets the stage for a profound understanding of
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Childhood Memories and Olympic History Do you recall the exhilaration of playing tug of war as a child? For some, it’s a cherished memory, while for others, perhaps not so
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Introduction: The Artistry of Neighboring In the vast spectrum of art forms, the “art of neighboring” holds its own unique place. Similar to other art forms, it possesses both simplicity
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Building Bridges: Lessons from Covered Bridges and the Book of Ruth Lessons from Ruth We delve into the biblical narrative of Ruth, highlighting her unwavering commitment to her mother-in-law, Naomi.
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Win the Year: Seed the Clouds Introduction This message marks the conclusion of our series, ‘Win the Year.’ This series, initiated on New Year’s Eve, explores principles from Scripture that
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Blog Post: Fly the Kite Introduction On November 9, 1847, a seemingly insurmountable engineering challenge faced civil engineer Charles Ellet, Jr.: building a bridge over the Niagara Gorge. The solution
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Win The Year: Flip the Script Introduction Welcome to 2024! As we embark on a new year, it’s an opportunity for a fresh start, a chance to flip the script
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The Weight of Unforgiveness We all encounter routine headaches in our lives, often procrastinating on addressing them until they escalate into more significant problems. This tendency is evident not only
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Stepping into 2024 feels like embarking on a new journey—an intersection of hope, anticipation, and maybe a hint of trepidation. Yet, amidst our thoughts on the coming year, one thing
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