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  1. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Who Has God Made Us To Be? (opens the original)

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    There are two groups of people in the universe. There are people whose identity, who they are, is apart from Christ, and there are people who, by God’s grace, through faith, are united with Christ or who live by faith in Christ. For those who are united by faith to Christ, we learned that they are a people who have been rescued by Christ, who have received reconciliation with God, and who have purposes in life now revealed because of Christ. Our lives are now about his glory and everything that

  2. Issue · Sep 9, 2026

    Who is Christ? (opens the original)

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    We began analyzing this question of who by examining what the Bible, particularly Colossians chapter 1, has to say about who we are, about what our place in the world is, about who God is, about what God’s place in the world is, and about whether the way that we live life, the choices that we make and the things that we do, the things that we say and the things that we think, are the best way or if there’s another way. Many of our most important questions in life boil down to who questions. By e

  3. Issue · Sep 2, 2026

    Who Are We? Colossians 1 (opens the original)

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    In our postmodern, well-to-do climate, subjectivism (the subject is the one determining the value of the object), relativism (there are no absolutes), and cynical individualism (the individual alone has the highest authority in their life). These questions typically center around three theological beliefs. These realities relate to:The doctrine of humanity (biblical anthropology), such as “who we are?” and “what is our place in the world?”The doctrine of God (biblical theology), such as “who God

  4. Issue · Aug 27, 2026

    In the Word- Genesis 41-45 (opens the original)

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    What is your favorite dramatic climax to a fictional story? Perhaps the climax is marked by a twist of unexpected outcomes. In these chapters of Genesis, we see a dramatic twist that has all of the grace of God to sinners on display. All of Joseph’s years of suffering and enslavement are revealed to have been the pathway for Egypt, and many other people, including his long-estranged family, to be saved from famine.These chapters reveal God’s care and grand plan that far exceeds our limited persp

  5. Issue · Aug 25, 2026

    Heidelberg Catechism-The Next Generation (opens the original)

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    Last week, we looked at how the Heidelberg Catechism is used. We ended our post talking about the goal of the catechism. Let’s do a quick recap, and then we will look more at the next generation.The Goal of the CatechismThe goal of the Catechism is not to superimpose itself on the Bible. The goal of the Catechism is to be able to provide an instruction manual, a curriculum, a template whereby there can be uniform instruction that is rooted in the truths of Scripture. The goal of the Catechism is

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