Religion
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BreakPoint: God (still) loves his world
Christians have long struggled to understand the various ways the Bible, especially the New Testament, talks about "the world."
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Living on Purpose: God wants our heart, not just our problems
God is faithful and is always with you, protecting and watching over you whether you believe he is there or not. Just because you cannot sense him intervening, it does not mean he is distracted working on the other side of the world.
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New arboretum at Chattanooga’s Grace Episcopal Church to be dedicated Sunday
Guided by Bible passages that cite the evidence of God in nature, parishioners of Grace Episcopal Church will dedicate an arboretum Sunday on their 4-acre property in Brainerd.
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Living on Purpose: Those who desperately seek God shall find him
I realize that my thoughts are not that important, but what God has to say contains the power to change what man cannot change. May we choose faith over fear and allow our hope to be larger than our doubt!
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Pastor Bo: A parable of priorities (and seven-year cabinet doors)
"Don't forget, honey, at some point the girls need new doors on the vanity under the sink in their bathroom."
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BreakPoint: The Bible’s accuracy has been vindicated again
"It is the glory of God to conceal a matter," writes the author of Proverbs, "but the glory of kings is to search things out." The biblical account of reality - that God created a world that was knowable and his image-bearers to be knowers -powerfully explains the human drive to learn and investigate the world around us. It also justifies the utilization of general revelation as we pursue knowledge of the created order through various branches of science.
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BreakPoint: What are miracles, and how can we know?
In his new book, "A Simple Guide to Experience Miracles: Instruction and Inspiration for Living Supernaturally in Christ," renowned Christian philosopher J.P. Moreland makes a provocative claim.
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Living on Purpose: The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few
What if we knew Jesus was returning in five days? I would think that many people would prepare to meet him, but is this not the expectant attitude we should have every moment?
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Christians mark Epiphany with series of celebrations
Christians around the world on Thursday marked Epiphany, known as Three Kings Day for Catholics and the Baptism of Christ for the Orthodox, with a series of celebrations.
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Chattanooga-founded Twelve Tribes part of investigation into massive Colorado wildfire
The Twelve Tribes, the international Christian fundamentalist community founded in Chattanooga, had property involved in a massive fire near Denver last week.
