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The Day of Pentecost has sometimes been overlooked in many churches I have attended, which is unfortunate. What happened with…

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If there was one thing I could tell a recent graduate it would be, “You are made in the image…

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Japan has a problem that foreshadows the future for many developed nations: a falling birth rate. Its fast-shrinking population means…

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So far we have observed Old Testament references to usury in Leviticus and Deuteronomy, Psalms and Ezekial. Today we will…

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In my previous article, I asked the important question, “When building relationships among our team members at work, how much…

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I have an important question to ask. I am sure I will receive a variety of responses. When building relationships…

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While touring Israel years ago, I gazed upon what tradition claims to be the very spot. With mild skepticism, I…

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There is a website called Despair, Inc. which makes fun of the signs and motivational posters that adorn the walls…

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In my first blog, we examined usury in the book of Exodus, and in my second blog, we discussed usury…

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When we think about the life of Christ, we are often drawn to the crowning achievements and culminating moments of…