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but not any old truth, nor any old freedom while brendan appreciates biblical references in mainstream culture, such occurrences often come at the expense of the true meaning of the passage quoted. come learn about truth and freedom! |
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the greatest reward in the final article on the beatitudes, buzz recounts the last line by Jesus in this set, which states that they who are persecuted for Christ are promised a place in His kingdom. |
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being a christian is fantastic, but not without its difficulties some will tell you that you should follow Jesus to make your life better. while life certainly does get better, don’t expect a thrill ride - christianity is often full of hardships. |
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peace be with you we hear about peace all the time. but how does one make it happen, and why should we even care about it? In the seventh beatitude, buzz gives the answers. |
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viewing life with heaven in mind people often question their existence. this is a good thing, if you’re willing to accept the answer. brendan explores the question in light of an interesting few lines written by the apostle paul. |
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purity in heart buzz tells us about the sixth beatitude, in which Jesus promises those of pure heart that they can see God. |
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david’s life gets more slippery king david has messed up big - lust, adultery, and now, a child on the way. will he choose to cut his losses and own up to his faults, or will he continue down the slippery slope? |
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a faithful account of absolute unfaithfulness david, the great king of israel, was a living legend, a man after God’s own heart. but that didn’t make him perfect. brendan goes in-depth on one of his greatest moral failures. |
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just like the golden rule in his ongoing series about the eight beatitudes, buzz discusses what it means to be merciful. the fifth beatitude speaks volumes about judgment, both worldly and heavenly. |
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“God is always there.” can there be any drawbacks? christians are quick to point out that God is always around for us. we’re right to do so. but are there any inherent dangers that come with that? yes, and brendan explains. |
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can there be a bored christian? matt asks and answers some tough questions about living the christian life. should a christian have free time on his or her hands? how should we be spending our time? |
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let’s get one thing straight in a culture where people are supposed to be accepting of other people’s views, do christians really have the right to say that Jesus is the only way to God? |
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