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One word, two pronunciations, different but related meanings, both are applicable here. One is a verb used to describe an action or occurrence. One is an adjective […]
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The Father has been in the business of separating things from the beginning. He separated light from darkness; water in the firmament above from water below; and then water on the […]
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Romans is a letter filled with questions. Right from the start of exploration into this deep “theological treatise,” we discovered that ninety-two times Paul asked a question. As […]
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When your behavior does not align with your values or beliefs, that discomfort you feel in your inner being is known as cognitive dissonance. Cognitive dissonance is a […]
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You came prepackaged with an ensemble of built-in character traits. These personal attributes seem to be part of your inborn nature. Many of them are good and can be used for good; […]
2024 Passover Haggadah: The Telling | From Anointing to Resurrection | |
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When your children ask, what will you tell them? What happens when an entire generation […]
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Asking questions is one of the most effective ways to engage the mind on a deeper level. Paul and Y’shua used this rabbinic style often and […]
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The entirety of the contradiction and denial can be summed up with this one ridiculous statement, indicative of the disease of historical blindness. “We are Abraham’s descendants, […]
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It won’t always seem true, but feelings can be fickle. It’s not that they are bad, or that you shouldn’t have them, but feelings oftentimes can’t […]
”Moreover, brethren, I do not want you to be unaware that all our fathers were under the cloud, all passed through the sea, all were baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea, all […]
