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Sow A Seed & Reap A Harvest
The “sow a seed and reap a harvest” concept has been misused by many.
Deceitful Christian Leaders
Hypocrites are able to work their way into a position of trust, even in the midst of the most discerning of people.
How Did I Get Here?
Why do we have to be diligent in reading the Bible? Because we easily become careless and complacent in our lives, which leads us into sins that so easily beset each of us. And before long we have wondered farther off the path than we ever intended and are left thinking to ourselves; how did I get here?
Have You Sacrificed Relationships Because of Selfish Ambition?
Have you sacrificed relationships because of selfish ambition? I have. It may look different for each of us; possibly athletic achievements, career advancements, the pursuit of wealth and possessions, social status, online fame, etc.… Anything that so consumes us we loose sight of what is really important and of those around us.
Alcohol is Always a Good Time, Right?
We live in a culture that loves its wine and alcohol. Where I’m from people go to bars if they want to find a girlfriend or boyfriend. Others drink because of the stresses of life or it’s their idea of having a good time. But alcohol is a substance that can easily control a person.
Christian Women are More Committed to Faith than Men
As a study conducted by the Pew Research Center finds, based on a broad range of factors, Christian women in the United States express a higher level of religiosity and religious commitment than Christian men.
Treating Others as Objects
Many of us treat relationships like unpaid internships: We cannot expect them to lead to anything long-term, so we use them to get experience. If we look sharp, we might get a free lunch.
Sharing Faith
“Followers of Christ have something essential and meaningful to share with their families, neighbors, friends and those they come into contact with,”
Prayer in America
“What we found gives us a much more nuanced portrait of the American prayer life. The most notable aspect of which is it’s individual quality. People pray mostly alone—it is a solitary activity defined primarily by the immediate needs and concerns of the individual. Corporate prayer and corporate needs are less compelling drivers in people’s prayer lives.”
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