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A lot of Christians picked up a habit of calling themselves "sinners" as if that's the most humble description of who they are. It sounds spiritual. But it's not biblical, it's not healthy, and it's holding us back.
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The gospel doesn't move by accident. It moves because someone was willing to go. A reflection on Romans 10:15 and the people who first brought the good news to us.
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Most marriage problems don't start with a big affair. They start with small neglect, small pride, small selfish habits — over a long time. Seven simple, hard-to-do, Bible-backed tips.
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Even if every side got everything they wanted politically, we'd still be living in a nation that keeps bleeding. Because we don't just have a policy problem. We have a heart problem.
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We say all the right things about the church being the people, not the place — then live like the opposite is true. A plain look at what happens when a building becomes more important than the gospel it's supposed to house.
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What if elders came forward at the very beginning of the invitation song? One simple practice could reinforce what elders are actually for, change the culture of response, and make the front feel less like a courtroom and more like a place of prayer.
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Some congregations are struggling to keep young adults connected. Others seem to be doing much better. What are faithful congregations and Christian families doing differently?
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We've heard the church has lost the next generation. But is it something we can actually prove, or have we repeated it so often it now feels like an established statistic? A look at what we actually know — and a call for honest observations.
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Every ship has holes — some visible, some under the surface. Before evangelism and growth, the real first work is patching what's leaking so the church can actually carry the people it reaches.
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