Family Feud was a game show where families guessed common answers to questions. It featured unusual responses. The segment highlights biblical teachings, emphasizing that God provides endless grace, peace, and love. Living by faith allows believers to align with God’s will, overcoming life’s challenges, as illustrated in various scripture passages.
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So who does God see when He looks at a Jew or a Muslum? Doesn’t He see the blood of Abraham? From Abraham’s son Ishmael1 came the people from Arabia, and from them came Islam2. From Abraham came his son Isaac,
There is a beautiful truth found in the life of the father of Noah. The genealogy is: Adam →Seth→ Enosh→ Kenan→ Mahalalel→ Jared→ Enoch→ Methuselah→ Lamech. You see, Lamech longed for relief from God’s curse on farm ground, because of
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It is human nature for us to craft a story for our scars. Also, as humans, we want to hear those stories.
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Waiting for God can be challenging, but it is essential to lean on Jesus, who remains steadfast despite our unworthiness. While striving for holiness is important, God’s grace and mercy are ever-present.
The Indiana Jones movie “Raiders of the Lost Ark” sparked curiosity about the Ark of the Covenant’s location and power. Now we see that the ark was a foreshadowing and finds its fulfillment in Jesus.
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“The old system under the law of Moses was only a shadow, a dim preview of the good things to come, not the good things themselves.” Hebrews 10:1 NLT From the law of Moses, God established laws that showed humanity
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This explanation of a “bummer lamb” has circulated throughout the Internet. It is too good to ignore, so here it is. Image by Ralph from Pixabay You may like: Grace Not Place
I’ve noticed that Americans are very sloppy with the words we write and speak. We say that we love our child, and we love ice cream. Just this one sentence has probably earned enormous sums of money for therapists. Consider
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Now, I want to address Christians, much like the Christians in the church in Corinth, that think of themselves as better than others. This statement may seem harsh; that is not my intent. Please hang with me on this. “20
