The Joy of the Lord
We all know that Joy is one of the great themes of Christmas, and perhaps you’ve recently (this past Christmas season) heard a sermon or…
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By Brian Brodersen
We all know that Joy is one of the great themes of Christmas, and perhaps you’ve recently (this past Christmas season) heard a sermon or…
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By James Travis
Sir Titus Salt was born in Morley (near Leeds, Bradford, and Wakefield in the U.K.) in 1803 and died in 1876. Educated at local grammar school, he took up work in the wool and mill industry in 1820.…
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By Aaron Campbell
This Article Was Originally Published On Jan 18, 2021 The year was 1989, and I was a freshman in high school. I was sitting at…
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By Dominick Hernández
Editor’s Note: Editor’s Note: This article was previously published on September 16, 2021. This year (2023), the 10th day of the Jewish month of Tishrei…
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By Dominick Hernández
Editor’s Note: This article was previously published on September 15, 2021. This year (2023), the 10th day of the Jewish month of Tishrei runs from…
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By Sharon Fischer
What better time to reflect than on Thanksgiving God’s remarkable faithfulness. It is a reminder to all of us of how the Lord has been…
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By Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Remembering Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. today. Aaron Campbell, one of our Executive Team Leaders, has written an article titled, “Reverend Dr. Martin Luther…
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By Aaron Szloboda
My grandfather hated mayonnaise. So when my dad and grandfather would get burgers after a hard day’s work in their Unicurve valve factory, the person…
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By Mike Dente
When my wife and I set off to serve at Calvary Chapel Nice back in May 1997, we carried most of what we owned in…
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By Joseph Holden, Ph.D.
Because scholars do not possess the original writings of the New Testament (known as autographs),1 we must ask: How accurate are the manuscript copies (apographs)?…
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By Lance Ralston
At the end of one of the episodes of the TV miniseries, Band of Brothers, as Easy Company was marching into the Ardennes Forest, for…
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By Lance Ralston
Roses are red. Violets are blue.Stuff about Valentine, We wish we knew. All we can say for sure is that there was indeed a pastor…
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By Jasmine Alnutt
Where did the Pope come from? How did he become so important? These are questions many people ask today. While the history of the Papacy…
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By Mike Dente
International relations. What a mess. What a picture of unregenerate human relations on a diplomatic scale. And yet nations have gone to great lengths to…
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By Joseph Holden, Ph.D.
One of the earliest and most important discoveries relating to the historicity of Jesus and members of his family is the limestone bone-box (called an…
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By Mike Dente
It’s safe to say that evangelism is on the Lord’s heart. When we pray, “May your kingdom come,” I believe the Lord wants to impress…
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By Lance Ralston
When Protestants broke with Rome in the 15th Century, Rome countered the Protestant departure with a claim to Apostolic succession: “Look,” they said, “Our leaders…
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By Mike Dente
The Righteous Among the Nations is an honorary title given by the State of Israel that signifies those non-Jews who risked life, position and family…
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