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April 18, 2015

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Everyone Is a Storyteller
Today’s Reflection EVERYONE IS A STORYTELLER. I didn’t say that everyone could be a storyteller; everyone already is a storyteller whether he or she realizes and acknowledges it or not. … Human beings live in story like fish live in water. We literally experience our lives as narrative—not as a series of random events but […]
Faith Before Feelings
Today’s Reflection EVEN WHEN WE find ourselves in a place of complete loss, we can still believe there is a bigger picture. We can let go of our fears and hold on to God’s power to do more than we see possible. In my first appointment as a pastor, I was sent to two small, […]
The Nature of Salvation
Today’s Reflection IN A SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE, both people eventually understand that being married takes work, and then they commit to growing together in love for the rest of their lives. Unfortunately, Christians also seem to make the mistake of confusing the beginning of something with its end. There is an abbreviated form of Christianity that […]
Choosing to Be Bold
Today’s Reflection SOMETIMES I DOUBT my sacred worth. Would fate just have me lose? Although I feel the weight of doubt, still I can choose to be bold. Sometimes I discount my own strength. Do I have what it takes? Yet even when I’m not convinced, a choice I still can make to be bold. […]
Praying for Others
Today’s Reflection WE ARE NOT MEANT to travel through life alone. We are meant to encourage one another, to pray for one another, and to love one another. When we hear of someone facing a particular struggle, we often respond by saying, “You’ll be in my prayers.” But how often do we remember to hold […]

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God is far more concerned with your heart
Today on Discover the Word, we conclude the series titled, “Why, Jesus?” When Jesus came to earth, He caught a lot of flack from the religious leaders of His day. But what if we’re more like those religious leaders than we think? Today the team discusses how God is far more concerned with the heart than the […]
Upending
A backyard bash was underway when a man carrying a gun approached and demanded money from the partygoers. The partiers would have handed their money to the bandit, but no one had any cash! So they offered what they did have—a drink. Surprisingly, the crook accepted and joined their party. An unexpected response changed everything.
Mercy, hope, and a future through Jesus
Many of us would admit we still struggle with regret and shame that come from our past mistakes, even when we’ve been forgiven. Sometimes, it’s just hard to let it go— especially if they deeply hurt you and the ones you love. Discover how both Marsha and Tony found freedom in the forgiveness of God right […]
“Acquainted With Grief”
We are not “acquainted with grief” in the same way our Lord was acquainted with it. We endure it and live through it, but we do not become intimate with it. At the beginning of our lives we do not bring ourselves to the point of dealing with the reality of sin. We look at […]
Is Dressing Modestly Overrated?
I’ve always felt uneasy about the topic of modesty. Growing up in church, I heard many different rules and principles about modesty. However, I often had difficulty accepting some of them—something I know other Christian girls have dealt with as well.

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