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The Incredible Importance of Individual Bible Study
“Why won’t you attend Bible study?” a man asked me once. “Do you hate studying the Bible?” Seriously, when you get a question framed like that, it’s best to just talk about the weather. The person asking will never understand … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Christianity, God, Steve Henderson, study
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Worshiping God, Outside of the Group
If you’re a Christian, and you’ve attended church, then you probably recognize the term: “Worship Service.” This is the time, just after the announcements and immediately before the sermon, when the congregation corporately sings — from the hymnal or off the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, church, sing, Steve Henderson, worship
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The Dumbing Down of America Marches on
I have a friend who worked for the medical publication industry — which creates articles and circulars that enjoin: “Get your flu shot and eat those veggies!” Years ago, she explained, this written material was created at various reading levels, … Continue reading
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Tagged BeliefNet, Christianity, dumbing down, medical publication, reading, reading levels
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Human Suffering, and Wondering What God Is Doing about It
On one of the Christian Google communities I follow, a perfidious little troll regularly posts photos of starving children, highlighting his point with accompanying commentary like, “Where is the good and gracious God?” Actually, he’s more verbally adroit than that — quite shrewd, actually — and … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, God, human suffering, money
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Christian Politics — What’s This?
We have two sets of friends that we have always wanted to put together in the same room: Set A is classic U.S.A. Republican party, and they worship George W. Bush. The world ended on the day he left the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bush, Christianity, Democrat, Obama, politics, Republican
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We’re Not Rich, but We OWN Our House
Sixteen years ago, my husband the Norwegian Artist and I had an improbable dream: we wanted to find a place in the country and raise our kids there. I say improbable because 1) we had four kids and 2) we … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, dream, live in the country, money, rich
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Backsliding
Too many of us are acquainted with the word, “backsliding,” which, in its purest form, means to lose one’s resolve to follow a chosen path. A recovering alcoholic who re-enters the bar circuit is an example — surrounding oneself by temptation, and … Continue reading
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Tagged backsliding, Christianity, faith, God, Steve Henderson
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Are You Tired of Living in Fear?
Fear is one of Satan’s best weapons, because it’s relatively inexpensive. For a minimal outlay, Satan — who generally works through the assorted people on this planet who love him, worship him, or have sold themselves to him for whatever … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, fear, police, Satan
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Christianity’s Broken Promise — or Man’s?
This weekend I enjoyed the company of three out of four of my adult children. It is impossible for me to describe to you how much I love these four progeny of mine — whenever I talk to them, play … Continue reading
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Tagged children, Christianity, God, love, promise
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“Celebrating” the Anniversary of the Vietnam War
Anniversaries are supposed to be celebratory things, generally of weddings, when a couple starts a whole new life together. How odd that we use the same word, “anniversary,” to acknowledge — surely not celebrate? — the unwanted introduction of the Vietnam … Continue reading




