As Christians, we believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God. While it doesn’t use the word “dinosaur” (a term coined in the 1800s), Scripture does mention large …

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In Scripture, the term “fool” is used not just to describe someone who lacks knowledge, but often someone who rejects wisdom, despises instruction, and lives in opposition to God’s ways. …

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As Christians, our understanding of wealth must be shaped by God’s Word. The Bible offers wisdom, warnings, and encouragement about money and possessions. Wealth is not inherently evil, but how …

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As Christians, our work is not just a means of earning a living but a way to honor God and serve others. The Bible offers timeless wisdom and encouragement for …

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As Christians, the promise of eternal life is a central truth that shapes our faith and hope. The Bible speaks abundantly about the gift of everlasting life that comes through …

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Laughter is a gift from God—an expression of joy, freedom, and the goodness of life. The Bible, while often serious, is not void of humor, joy, and delight. Throughout Scripture, …

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As Christians, we believe that God has a divine plan for each of our lives—one that is full of hope, purpose, and meaning. The Bible is filled with verses that …

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As Christians, we are called to live lives that reflect the humility, love, and selflessness of Jesus Christ. The Bible warns us against selfishness and points us toward a life …

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As Christians, we are called to pursue holiness and purity in every area of our lives, including our sexuality. God’s Word speaks clearly about sexual immorality, offering both warnings and …

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As Christians, we are called to reflect the character of Christ, even in moments of frustration and conflict. Anger, while a natural human emotion, must be handled with grace and …

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