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Oct 4, 20213 min read

New Life Begins at the Empty Tomb

When you complete one of those health and ancestry kits that you order online, it gives you all kinds of percentages. For example, I’m...

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May 10, 20214 min read

To All Those Who Are Waiting

In obedience to God’s command for every Israelite family to dedicate their firstborn to him by means of an offering, Mary and Joseph take...

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Mar 18, 20214 min read

Three Traits of a Disciple-making Disciple

There is no such thing as a Christ-follower who isn’t actively engaged in God’s mission on earth to make his name known among every...

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Jun 29, 20204 min read

Racial Reconciliation and the Church: Same Song, New Response

The following post comes from Janetta Oni, the Summit’s director of communications. She recently joined Pastor J.D. and Pastor Bryan...

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Apr 9, 20203 min read

New Troubles Are Met With New Mercies

I don’t know about you, but when I read, “Don’t worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough...

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Apr 7, 20203 min read

Nothing Is Certain Anymore—Nothing, That Is, But God’s Love

It goes without saying that this season has brought on for many of us a new set of worries: How long will we be dealing with COVID-19?...

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Mar 1, 20193 min read

Christians and Socialism, Wounded Churches, & the SBC’s Response to Abuse

Wisdom for Your Weekend is your regular installment of what we’ve been reading (and watching) around the web. Presented to you by Chris...

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Mar 5, 20183 min read

Your Father Isn’t God the Father

Technically speaking, all of us have a dad. Some of you have great dads. Others of you had great dads. For these two groups, your...

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