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God has chosen the foolish things of the world to put to shame the wise, and God has chosen the weak things of the world to put to shame the things which are mighty (1 Corinthians 1:27).
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Authority, Conscience, and the Courage to Differentiate (opens the original)
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One of the great challenges of the spiritual life emerges when authority and conscience no longer agree. As long as leaders are wise, institutions healthy, and communities truthful, obedience can appear straightforward. We trust those above us, accept legitimate structures of authority, and move forward together. But eventually every serious disciple encounters a moment when an authority figure, an organisation, or even a respected spiritual leader asks for agreement with something that does not
Transcending the News Media (opens the original)
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The most urgent need of our day is not better news, clearer commentary, or more accurate accounts of the world’s troubles. The need is for men and women who have learned to live from a deeper place than the media can reach. For the media, whether mainstream or alternative, is now the primary discipling force in the lives of many Christians. It shapes their fears, their hopes, their moral judgments, and even their sense of reality. And yet it cannot shape their souls. It cannot form Christ in the
Anatomy of the Unseen Self (opens the original)
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Your inner world — your thoughts, your feelings, the quiet battles no one else sees — shapes your whole life. Most of us grow up thinking the mind is a private room, sealed off, and that every thought must come from inside us. But Scripture, Swedenborg, and Heiser all say something different. They say the mind is porous — a place where influences pass through, some from heaven, some from hell — and we choose which ones we welcome.Once you begin to see this, so much of life suddenly makes sense:
Together for Good (opens the original)
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Sometimes in life, you don’t realize God’s intention behind a particular experience until it has come to an end. Then you look back and see the small aversions, the unexpected conversations, the disappointments you tried to push past — each one forming a small piece of a larger pattern that finally lets His intention come into view.Over the last few years, God kept handing my husband and me little assignments, sending us into different churches — little missions that weren’t quite part of our ev
When God Calls You Out of the Noise (opens the original)
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Sometimes you see people — spouses, family members, colleagues tied up in long battles — stuck in what’s basically a pit of conflict. They’re hurting, they’re tired, they’re covered in the emotional mess of it… but they keep going. They keep arguing, defending, explaining, trying to win something that isn’t actually worth the cost.You see it everywhere: homes, workplaces, friendships, churches. Good people, faithful people, caught in battles that will never give them what they’re hoping for.From
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