The King Who Meets Us in Our Deepest Need
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By Rafael Manzanares
Palm Sunday is the story of a King who arrived. Not just a King for a nation, not just a King for history, but a…
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By Danny Keating
Amid the chaotic streams of Instagram reels and TikToks, there is a new Saint Patrick’s Day campaign in Ireland[1] that can inspire a born-again heart,…
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By Brian Brodersen
As one year fades into the history books and another begins, I always find myself making mental commitments to doing things differently in the year…
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By Brian Brodersen
One of the things I really enjoy about the Christmas season is hearing those wonderful Christmas Carols, the ones we not only sing in our…
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By Brian Brodersen
To all whose world was turned upside down October 7, 2023, there is Hope. Who Is the Messiah? While traveling in Israel awhile back, I…
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By Rafael Manzanares
On why the first Christmas speaks to both joy and hardship, and how Jesus meets us in every circumstance. We often imagine Christmas as warm,…
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By Richard Cimino
Christmas tells us something staggering about God. Human glory is measured by ascent. It is all about climbing higher, achieving more, reaching the top. We…
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By Brian Brodersen
Christus Victor is the term used by many of the early church theologians—Irenaeus, Athanasius, Chrysostom, Augustine, Gregory, et al., to express the biblical teaching that…
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By Brian Brodersen
We all know that Joy is one of the great themes of Christmas, and perhaps you’ve recently (this past Christmas season) heard a sermon or…
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By James Travis
Sir Titus Salt was born in Morley (near Leeds, Bradford, and Wakefield in the U.K.) in 1803 and died in 1876. Educated at local grammar school, he took up work in the wool and mill industry in 1820.…
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By Phil Metzger
Editor’s Note: This is a republication of Phil Metzger’s October 31, 2019 article. “And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart…
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By Dr. Lu Wing
Editor’s Note: This year, Yom Kippur begins at sunset on Friday, October 11th, and ends at nightfall on Saturday, October 12th. The Day of Atonement,…
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By Mike Dente
Editor’s Note: This year, Pentecost falls on May 19th, which is seven weeks after Easter Sunday. What does it mean to be Spirit-filled? There are…
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By Thomas Fretwell
Editor’s Note: To hear more from Thomas on this subject, click here for “Messiah in the Passover,” from his Theology and Apologetics Podcast. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/theology-and-apologetics-podcast/id1275721027?i=1000557698279 חג…
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By Brian Brodersen
“I am the resurrection and the life.” —John 11:25 Jesus’ claim to be the resurrection and the life is so radical that it does not…
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By Jeff Gipe
The haunting melody of an old hymn echoes in my soul as Resurrection Sunday draws near, its words resonating deeply: “When I survey the wondrous…
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By Dominick Hernández
Editor’s Note: Dr. Hernandez’s article was previously published on March 13, 2017. This year (2024), Purim takes place from sundown March 23 to nightfall on…
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By Lance Ralston
Editor’s Note: This article was previously published on March 17, 2019. The rope was so tight around sixteen-year-old Patricius’ wrists that they’d bitten into the…
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