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Have you ever given any thought to the End of the Road in regard to life? We all are on a long, slow march toward an inevitable and inescapable reality -- death. How will we face it, and what comes after it? Our Promise and Prayer for today, Ecclesiastes 12:13-14, offers some perspective on this question!

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The Lord, the world, and the church are all looking for the same thing: Christians who are real. But living with the kind of reality and authenticity that glorifies God and impacts others eludes many believers. Perhaps this is because Christians and church congregations today struggle over the extent to which they should be rooted or relevant—two characteristics required for being real. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/d4WQXjz3

Plan a visit - https://lnkd.in/gHY7_5wd Finding Eternal Hope: God's Promise of Justice The video discusses the Christian hope for eternal solutions and the promise of divine justice through faith in God.

The basic structure of the relationship God has established with His people is the covenant. A covenant is usually thought of as a contract. While there surely are some similarities between covenants and contracts, there are also important differences. Both are binding agreements. Contracts are made from somewhat equal bargaining positions, and both parties are free not to sign the contract. A covenant is likewise an agreement. However, covenants in the Bible are not usually between equals. Rather, they follow a pattern common to the ancient Near East suzerain-vassal treaties. Suzerain-vassal treaties (as seen among the Hittite kings) were made between a conquering king and the conquered. There was no negotiation between the parties. Are you curious to learn more about the Christian faith, or have a friend who is wanting more insight? Pastor R.C. Sproul offers a basic understanding of the Christian faith that is interesting, informative, and easy to read through his Essential Truths of the Christian Faith. Learn more about this free devotional here: https://lnkd.in/d83aQe9Z...

How does one bear witness to the truth? A Christian must bear witness to the truth of the Gospel in every field of his activity, both public and private, and also if necessary, with the sacrifice of his very life. Martyrdom is the supreme witness given to the truth of the faith. Further reading: CCC 2471-2474, 2505-2506

Persecution is rampant worldwide, targeting those who strive to do right, including Christians who promote the Word of God and a moral way of living. The church at Ephesus faced persecution and lost their first love for Christ. As we navigate our own trials, let's remember the importance of rekindling our love for the Lord and living faithfully, even in the face of adversity. Join us as we explore these timeless truths. https://lnkd.in/ecmf8qgH

Navigating uncertain times? Proverbs 16:9 reminds us that while we plan our paths, the Lord directs our steps. Trust in His guidance and find peace in His sovereign plan. 🕊️ ______________ #TrustInGod #Proverbs #FaithInUncertainty #GodsPlan #ChristianLiving #VerseOfTheDay #DailyScripture #BibleQuotes #FaithWords #ScriptureOfTheDay

Why is there such a strong opposition to the gospel of Jesus Christ? As a missionary for over 40 years, Delron and his wife, Peggy, teach and disciple evangelists in foreign countries through their ministry. They are holding pastors’ and leaders’ conferences all over the world and have many of their books translated into their local languages. Watch this episode and hear the tremendous stories of many people who value the truth of God’s Word more than their own lives. This is a MUST see!

Drawn from his teaching ministry, a new book by R.C. Sproul shows how the life of Joseph foreshadows the greater Deliverer, Jesus Christ, and encourages Christians to trust in our sovereign God. Order your copy of Joseph: From Dreamer to Deliverer.