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Being Light in a Godless Age
By Charles Stanley
According to Scripture, our world is headed for terrible times. Politicians can’t solve the problems. Neither can philosophers or philanthropists. Only God has the remedy—salvation and transformation, one life at a time.
As ungodliness increases, believers will be greatly impacted. Paul warned us to take precautions so we don’t start following |
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Enslavement to Sin
By Charles Stanley
We live in a land where men and women have fought and even given their lives to protect liberty, yet ironically, masses of our citizens are in bondage. Of course, these people are not bound by literal chains, but their hearts are enslaved by sin. Today’s passage explains that when we continually commit wrongs, we’re imprisoned by them. Let’s |
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Running the Race of Faith
By Charles Stanley
The runners in a marathon must all follow a clearly marked course. Suppose one of the athletes decides to pick his own path. He keeps to the 26-mile race standard and sets his finish line in the same spot as the official one, but he runs through neighborhoods with fewer hills and across less crowded parks. His plan seems excellent to him, but when |
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The Courage to Obey
By Charles Stanley
Most men would be pleased to accept the honor of leading a nation. Perhaps Joshua felt that way, too, but he was likely very aware of the daunting task and responsibility of being the Israelites’ leader as they left the wilderness. Yet he determined to obey God no matter what.
The Hebrew people were a difficult bunch. Not only did they grumble |
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Relying Upon the Holy Spirit
By Charles Stanley
Imagine how Peter must have felt when Jesus announced He was going away. The impulsive disciple had a tough time following when the Lord was standing ten feet away; how much more difficult would obedience and loyalty be if Christ wasn’t around to offer encouragement? We can certainly understand the disciples’ fear and frustration. No one can |
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