I am happy to be a Christian, I find it an excellent thing to have the knowledge of Christ and to be in a right relationship with Him. It has been extremely beneficial to me, both inwardly and outwardly. Yet I know that the gospel would exist without me. Let me explain. The gospel is based on and is composed of objective facts and truth.
While planning my trip last week, I still had some difficulty finding a hotel room. In the end, several hotels in the same category were offered to me, and I chose the one that offered free Wi-Fi. I forgive the lack of a kettle, bathrobe, and/or slippers in the room.
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leadership, travelsMost people want to lead normal lives, do normal things. The question is how we define normality. Is it the consensus of the majority or the materialization of a certain worldview shaped by objective values? I am convinced that the Christian world should redefine
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generalOn Saturday, our Beatrice celebrated her birthday. She tried to hide it from us, knowing that one of my few faults is precisely the chronic forgetfulness of birthdays, but that was without taking into account the detective talents of M. who, through a complex process of deduction involving secret codes, revealed the case. On Sunday, we
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abba house, videoSince mid-July I have been preaching on the Epistle to the Philippians. Recently, as I began to wonder about the length of the series, I came across this informative information. John Piper will be starting a study of the Gospel of John in his church. After making the announcement, he received this note from one of his
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faithI'm currently enjoying the Journal of John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist churches with his brother Charles. Pure pleasure. I was wrong to neglect them in favor of his sermons. Reading his journal is like sitting at the feet of this great man and listening to him tell me about his life. And what a life!
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general, booksThe church's involvement in politics is the subject of much discussion across the Atlantic, and many people desire a different approach, a middle way between the Republican Christian right and the emerging left-leaning church, which is worrying in its relativization of the truth of the gospel. In the previous article, I praised Rick Warren's approach. These would be my tendencies.
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