Spiritual Growth

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    How to Separate From Toxic Friends

    There's an old saying that goes something like this: "With friends like these, you don't need enemies." When it comes to "friends" who bring toxicity into your life, this saying couldn't be more true. What can we do to establish essential boundaries in our lives and, if necessary, separate from toxic friends?

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    21 Proverbs You Can’t Live Without

    The Book of Proverbs is the greatest collection of wisdom literature in all of human history. While you should read and study the entire book of Proverbs, here are 21 proverbs you can't live without.

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    Money and the Bible: What the Word of God Says About Making Money

    Millions of Christians over the years have been misled by religious and church teachings about money. I believe misconceptions and false teachings about money have driven many conscientious, well-meaning people […]

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    What is Faith? What the Bible Says About Faith, Belief, and Reason

    The writer of Hebrews describes faith as “the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1, NKJV). This is the most popular and most succinct […]

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    A Call for Wisdom and Discernment (and Getting Out of One’s Echo Chamber)

    Should Christians only read, watch, or listen to pastors, teachers, theologians, and/or media personalities with whom they fully agree? Depending on how one understands the warnings of Paul, Peter, and […]

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    How to Discover God’s Purpose for Your Life

    Finding your purpose requires asking your Creator rather than asking yourself.