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November is National Adoption Month.  God is up to something.  The Bride of Christ is waking up all across this nation to the need to care for orphans through adoption and foster care. James 1.27 makes it clear that to be Christian is to care for orphans, “Religion that god our Father accepts as pure…

This book just keeps getting better!

A Ghost? Or Our God?   By Patricia Raybon It’s dark, cold and early. But I’m excited. On this morning, the most important thing I have to do is hear from God. And not just a little bit. I want to hear without limits. Isn’t that what we’re all saying today? That we want to be…

Good News:  Pure Motives Are Not Required Before We Serve In The Kingdom of God!

As we continue our study of the book of Ester we are reminded that God’s faithfulness is not dependent upon our faithfulness.  Also, we discover what an Agagite is!

We continue our study of the book of Esther–the only book in the Bible that doesn’t mention God!

Lisa Sharon-Harper has started quite a discussion over at Sojo.net with her article: A History Lesson for Herman Cain. Every wonder why the majority of African-Americans are Democrats?  Why do African-Americans vote for Dems., even though President Lincoln was a Republican AND most African-Americans are socially conservative? This is a key area for understanding in…

One evening, as I sat around the table with a handful of my buddies, the conversation turned toward our fathers.  I was quiet for a long time.  As a fatherless adult I didn’t know how to engage the topic.  Then a question came to mind that I had always wanted an answer to, so I…
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