Tag: Christian Living
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Contextualization or Syncretism
Clarify the balance between contextualization and syncretism in missionary work to maintain the integrity of the gospel while engaging new cultures.
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Fellowship with God: Life’s Essence
Explore the vital connection between fellowship with God and true life, highlighting how disconnection leads to loss and diminishment of vitality.
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Urgent: Confront a Sluggard
Confront the sluggard and help him recognize the urgency of purpose to avoid the sudden arrival of poverty and unfulfilled potential.
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The Sacred Call of Genuine Hospitality
Consider how hospitality reflects God’s welcoming heart and transforms lives, urging believers to embrace it as a lifestyle rather than a duty.
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Live with Limits: Find Freedom in Less
Embrace limits to foster deeper relationships and spiritual dependence, prioritizing love over materialism in a culture obsessed with more.
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The Tie that Binds: Church Community Counters Isolation
Explore how the church community counters American individualism by fostering connections that elevate personal perspectives and emphasize lasting values.
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Heart Transformation, One Word at a Time
A focused approach to spiritual growth, simplifying discipleship through one word that aligns with Scripture, emphasizing heart transformation and practical application.
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Zettelkasten (09/02/2025)
The concept of divine calling encompasses all legitimate work, challenging the misconception that true devotion to Christ requires abandoning ordinary employment for full-time ministry. Scripture affirms that all vocations, whether…
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Zettelkasten (08/25/2025)
This powerful statement emphasizes the integral role of the church in fostering a strong Christian life and community, impacting not only individuals but also future generations. The significance of ecclesiology…
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Zettelkasten (08/22/2025)
Prayer meetings are among the least attended gatherings in Western Christianity, largely due to excessive wealth, ambition, the fast pace of modern life, and a focus on earthly matters. These…