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For many, the theory of evolution is an accepted fact of life’s origin. But not everyone accepts it as fact. What are some reasons to reject the theory of Darwinian evolution? Much of... Read More
The apostle Peter’s message in 2 Peter 3:9 is rich in comfort and encouragement, though it has sometimes been misunderstood. What does 2 Peter 3:9 mean? The ultimate hope of... Read More
The fifth point in Philippians 4:8 is “things that are lovely.” How can we focus on things of beauty without being blind to all the ugliness in today’s world? The next... Read More
We all experience bouts of depression at times—some of us more than others. Are there any strategies that can help us think more positively when we feel depressed? “Keep your... Read More
The fourth meditation point in Philippians 4:8 is purity. How can we focus on purity when a Pandora’s box of impurity is constantly at our fingertips? In this series we have explored... Read More
Throughout history, most men have worn their hair short. But is there a biblical reason for this? What does the Bible say about men having long hair? Men, let’s ask a simple question:... Read More
As the Philippians 4:8 list continues, we are told to meditate on what is just. In the face of divergent definitions of justice, how are we to apply this? In this series, we’ve seen... Read More
Is regular prayer difficult for you? Do you want to improve your prayers to God? This blog post shares practical keys to help you pray better. The pace of life today can be described as... Read More
Many people struggle to overcome laziness. Is there any biblical method for winning the battle against laziness? How can you stop being lazy? “Determine never to be idle,”... Read More
The second concept for meditation in Philippians 4:8 can be challenging since nobility is so hard to find today. How do we meditate on what is noble? In our previous blog post in this... Read More
This begins a series on what Philippians 4:8 tells us to meditate on. In this post, we’ll examine what it means to meditate on “whatever things are true.” When Paul wrote... Read More
Warning people of the consequence of sin was an important part of the job of a prophet. Is that instruction still relevant in the modern era? “Cry aloud, spare not; lift up your voice... Read More
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