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In our fast-paced world of outrageous headlines and knee-jerk reactions, we struggle to hear God's voice amid the noise. Despite constant connectivity, our lives lack true spiritual connection and depth. A. J. Swoboda and Nijay Gupta offer a practical theology guide for building resilient faith through Christian discipleship.

I vangeli sinottici (dal greco syn, "insieme", e opsis, "visione") sono i tre vangeli di Matteo, Marco e Luca. Vengono chiamati così perché se si mette il testo dei tre vangeli su tre colonne parallele, in uno sguardo d'insieme (sinossi) si notano facilmente molte somiglianze nella narrazione, nella disposizione degli episodi evangelici, a volte anche nei singoli brani, con frasi uguali o con leggere differenze.

I sostenitori dell'attribuzione a Matteo dell'omonimo vangelo notano come il testo rifletta la professione dell'autore, che era un esattore delle tasse: il Vangelo secondo Matteo, infatti, fa riferimento al denaro molto più spesso degli altri, e lo fa utilizzando termini monetari specializzati.

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The Beatitudes illustrate the ways of God. With genuine faith, true Christian disciples willingly embrace what many choose not to experience out of fear, conformity, or slothfulness. And in return for their desire to magnify God’s glory in a darkened world, God blesses them with His presence, peace, comfort, and encouragement, culminating in an abundance of heavenly joy! Oh, the joy that comes from living out the Beatitudes!

Curious is the Father’s love. It changes nothing and everything. As His love lands on the barren landscape of an orphan heart, it toils the soil of sonship, and like the faithful farmer, produces the fruit of the age-old invitation—will you accept my love? Our change comes in our followership of Jesus, but it is the Father’s love that orients us toward the walk. We can deny it, or we can accept it. It will change nothing, or it will change everything. We carry with us where it is that we come from.

When do you find time to connect with God? Even if we try to be intentional about it, everyday activities and responsibilities often find a way to take priority over our time with Jesus. Prayer can happen at any time, and of course it does, but there is value in setting aside a specific time to communicate with the Lord. The notion of getting alone with God to start the day was an example set by Jesus himself! He got up before daylight to pray in a solitary place. We don’t know what about or who for, we just know it was his way of connecting with the Father before doing anything else.

The term spiritual warfare introduces a new but perhaps unwelcome dimension for many Christians. While we may never initiate spiritual warfare ourselves, we all must face the fact that the devil has initiated warfare against us. Therefore, it is essential that we discern the areas of our nature that are unguarded and open to satanic assault. There are three arenas of spiritual warfare the maturing Christian will face: the mind, the church, and the heavenly places. Before Jesus sent his disciples out, He charged them to become as wise as serpents yet innocent and harmless as doves (Matt.

We all know that we learn best through our failures—so why not learn also from the failures of others? In Bad Examples from the Bible, eminent author, scholar, and priest Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon provides us with a plethora of characters from the Bible whose bad decisions, character flaws, and sinful desires show us how not to live our lives. This book demonstrates how to avoid the mistakes made by Eve, Cain, Saul, Pilate, Delilah, and many others.

If you've ever found yourself drowning in forgotten appointments, lost keys, and half-finished prayers, you're not alone. Maybe you've whispered, "Lord, help me," after losing your train of thought mid-sermon or rushing out the door, only to realize you forgot your phone again. You're a woman of faith, full of dreams, yet your brain feels wired for chaos and self-doubt. The world says try harder, get organized, or just pray more—but that's left you exhausted and wondering if you'll ever be enough.

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The podcast shares real-life accounts of how the gospel is transforming lives around the world today. Hosted by Biblical Ministries Worldwide, each episode features missionaries and believers on the frontlines—offering firsthand stories of God's work in different cultures and communities. From remote villages to urban centers, these testimonies reveal the truth, goodness, and beauty of the gospel in action. Be inspired, encouraged, and challenged to live on mission.

Charlie Kirk in 2025 said about Islam that it is a threat to America. He said, “America has freedom of religion, of course, but we should be frank: large dedicated Islamic areas are a threat to America.”He also said, Islam is not compatible with western civilization.But a much earlier warning about Islam came from William Shakespeare. He said Islam is a threat to England. He too said it is not compatible with western civilisation. The warning came in the form of a play. It is one of the plays we find in First Portfolio which was published in 1623. The West was warned about Muslims 400 ...

I want to introduce you to a life of faith. I grew up having great faith, and these stories you will listen to are just that. Having faith in God is the key that unlocks the potential to giving more of yourself to Him. These stories are true accounts of things that have really happened to me, family, and friends. As you listen, I encourage you to embrace the fullness of God in all his glory as this book is meant to be an encouragement to your growth in faith. May God bless you as you read these stories.

Followers of Jesus have awaited that day since Jesus ascended into the clouds forty days after his Resurrection. Having offered his salvation, he promised to return to redeem the Creation itself. Whether he comes in the next 10 years or 150 years, there will be a generation of Christ followers tasked with bearing witness to his light through the perilous times that precede his coming.

My job was supposed to be easy. In and out. Spend a couple of hours in this Christmas-obsessed town, get enough information to write my travel article, and go home to hide away from all the lights and cheer. But my plans were turned upside down when my car died just as I passed the nauseatingly cheery welcome sign for Candy Cane Creek. Now, I’m stuck in this sickeningly-sweet town with nowhere to go. That is, until a stranger offers me his guesthouse. But not just any stranger. A handsome one dressed in an ugly Christmas sweater with a Santa-hat wearing dog.

Letters from God is God himself telling her what to write for him. She was only about the age of eighteen when this started. She would get the urge to write whenever the Lord would tell her to write. This whole book is truly only from God because she didn't finish school, only went to sixth grade. She can't read or write too well. Monica knew it was God instantly from the first time she wrote down one of her little letters from God in her phone, and when she stopped and read it, she knew it was God writing for her with her own hands because it was nothing like how she usually talks or spells.

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A tremendous problem in contemporary society is that too many people, including Christians, are living with toxic fires burning in their hearts and minds and are deceived about it. Literally millions around the world struggle with the fires of fear, anxiety, depression, addictions, sickness, unforgiveness, religion, distractions, and more. These things keep people from fulfilling their God-given purpose of expanding the kingdom of heaven on earth. The devil uses these fires to keep us distracted in cycles of sin and constant defeat.