The Practice of Belonging
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Saul (Paul) is one of the most important historical figures in Christianity. Without Saul, Christianity would not be one of the largest world religions today. But Acts 9 shows that Saul’s...
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Psalm 30 is one of the most relatable psalms we have. It calls us to feel the pinch of our finite human existence, to be reminded of God’s mercy, and to...
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Even though the disciples did not believe that the Resurrection was real, Jesus still came to them. Jesus was not angered by their unbelief. Instead Jesus breathed a word of peace...
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The disciples were clearly warned not to speak about Jesus. They were ordered by those in authority not to speak about the unbelievable things that Christ had done. They were to...
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Psalm 150 is the “Hallelujah Chorus” of psalms. It reflects our heartfelt response to all the unbelievable truths that God speaks into our lives. We are overwhelmed by all that God...
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John shares with the seven churches of Asia and with us an unbelievable truth: Grace and peace are God’s gifts to us. When we behold God, grace and peace are not...
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In this psalm we find the unbelievable truth that God has chosen to become the salvation of Israel. When they could not save themselves, through the grace of God they were...
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As followers of Christ, we at times struggle to believe in unbelievable truths like Jesus’ resurrection. We often need time to believe. So imagine how difficult it may be for those...
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Some truths are just unbelievable. Often times they are too good to be true. The resurrection of Jesus is one of those truths that many have found unbelievable. Earlier in this...
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For us and for our salvation, “he must rise from the dead.” When Lazarus came out of his tomb, the disciples had no problem recognizing him. He was still clothed in...
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