Christian Community Reader’s Digest

One Faith, One Lord, One Baptism

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Jul 28

A Call To Spirituality — And Its Incomparable Promises

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Jul 14

“NO PROBLEM IS TOO SMALL FOR PRAYER”

Jesus said, “In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the…

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Jun 16

Why We Need to Know All That (2)

We’ve been looking at why knowledge is essential to the life and experience of the believer. The…

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May 12

Why We Need To Know All That

My previous article mentioned the dangers of a believer having a cavalier attitude toward knowledge and…

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May 5

Do I Need to Know All That?

I was at a theological seminar earlier this year. As commonly happens in such forums, we had been discussing…

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Apr 21

“The Unimpressive Path to Immortality”

The world is in travail. So much pain. So much suffering. So much Strife. So much hate. So…

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Apr 7

Why Does God Have to Do It This Way? (6)

As I conclude this article series, I will use an analogy to drive home the explanation of…

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Mar 24

Why Does God Have to Do It This Way? (5)

As I noted in my previous article, the personification of the native substance and power…

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Mar 10

Why Does God Have to Do It This Way? (4)

If God is all-powerful and a God of love, why is there so much evil and suffering in the…

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Feb 24

Why Does God Have to Do It This Way? (3)

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To revive and nurture the simple faith, passion, sense of community and personal ministry, and “lively hope” of the earliest Christians in a postmodern world of increasing knowledge and enabling technology but riddled with divisions, conflicts, and contradictions.

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