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  When Jesus Was Amazed: Great Faith and Unbelief in the Gospels

  The Gospels recount two remarkable instances when Jesus was amazed by human responses: extraordinary faith from unexpected sources and startling unbelief from those closest to Him. These moments offer profound lessons on trust, humility, and the openness required to experience God’s transformative work. Faith That Amazed Jesus The Centurion’s Faith (Matthew 8:5–13; Luke 7:1–10) The ... Read more Read More

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  Theological Implications of the Ten Commandments Sequential Order

    The Ten Commandments, or Decalogue, serve as the cornerstone of the Mosaic Law, symbolizing God’s covenantal principles for His people. They are not merely rules but embody a theological framework for understanding divine-human and human-human relationships. Examining their implications and their sequential order reveals a profound theological, ethical, and relational architecture rooted in the ... Read more Read More

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  Evangelical Critiques of Exorcism and Spiritual Warfare Practices

    Discover Evangelical critiques of exorcism and spiritual warfare, focusing on biblical authority, Christ-centered practices, and holistic ministry approaches. 1. Unbiblical Practices in Spiritual Warfare Theological Concerns Evangelicals believe that spiritual warfare should be grounded solely in Scripture. While the Bible does affirm the existence of spiritual battles (Ephesians 6:10-18), many practices associated with exorcism ... Read more Read More

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  Are Tattoos Forbidden in the Bible? Understanding Leviticus 19:28

    Tattoos in the Bible Leviticus 19:28 (ESV) says: “You shall not make any cuts on your body for the dead or tattoo yourselves: I am the Lord.” This verse is often referenced in debates about whether Christians should get tattoos. Understanding this command involves analyzing its historical, cultural, and theological contexts. Historical Context of ... Read more Read More

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  Analysis Paralysis: Overthinking Your Plans in Ministry

  Analysis paralysis occurs when overthinking a situation prevents action, leading to decision-making stagnation. It is characterized by excessive deliberation that can hinder effective ministry and spiritual growth. This condition can delay the execution of God’s calling, cause missed opportunities to serve, and foster fear and doubt. By understanding its biblical implications and applying faith-based solutions, ... Read more Read More

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  Addressing Mental Health in the Church

    Addressing mental health within the church is both a profound responsibility and an opportunity to demonstrate Christ’s love in a holistic way. The church is uniquely positioned to provide spiritual, emotional, and communal support to individuals struggling with mental health challenges. By integrating biblical principles with psychological insights, ministers can foster an environment where ... Read more Read More

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  The Contagion of Negativity: A Biblical-Psychological Perspective

    By Michael Mooney, Exec. Elder We live in a world where negativity can spread faster than the truth. It is no surprise that the Apostle James warned against the destructive power of grumbling within the church: “Do not grumble against one another, brothers, so that you may not be judged; behold, the Judge is ... Read more Read More

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  Finding Real Strength in the Lord Ephesians 6:10

    “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of His might.” (Ephesians 6:10, ESV). These words from the Apostle Paul are often quoted to encourage believers during trials. Yet, how often do we gloss over this verse, treating it as a comforting statement without fully comprehending its profound implications? If we are ... Read more Read More

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  How COVID-19 Opened New Doors for Christian Fellowship

    Embracing Technology: Finding Hope Amid the Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic brought unprecedented challenges, especially for churches and Christian communities accustomed to gathering in person. For many, it felt like a season of loss, with closed church doors and restricted physical fellowship. However, contrary to the perception that it was purely a setback, the pandemic ... Read more Read More

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  Theological Review of The Coddling of the American Mind

  Overview From the perspective of Christian ministry, The Coddling of the American Mind by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt is a timely and thought-provoking book that addresses critical cultural shifts affecting today’s youth. It explores the emotional and psychological climate on college campuses, examining how modern cultural norms are shaping (or rather, misshaping) young minds. ... Read more Read More