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The Prudence Bucket: Applying the Bible to Gray Areas Jul 14, 2022

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Joe Rigney | Many of the most difficult decisions churches face are ones the Bible does not clearly address. This means pastors have to regularly practice humble, Bible-saturated prudence.

If Your Brother Sins Against You: How to Forgive and Let Go Jul 13, 2022

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Greg Morse | When we are the victim of another’s sin, we are often in danger of becoming a culprit in how we respond.

Triage in the Trenches: When Do Second-Tier Issues Divide? Jul 10, 2022

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Joe Rigney | If sexuality and baptism are both second-tier issues, why is the former often more divisive in the wider church today?

Of Mountains and Molehills: How Much Should Doctrine Divide Us? Jul 08, 2022

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Scott Hubbard | All biblical doctrine is important, but not all biblical doctrine is equally important. So how do we discern which doctrines should divide us?

Why Is Christian Unity So Hard? Jul 06, 2022

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Jon Bloom | Unity is often harder in our relationships and churches because we assume it should be easy.

Jellyfish Christians: The Costs of Thin Christianity Jul 05, 2022

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Greg Morse | The deepest, fullest, most vibrant unity is found in embracing, not a few favorite verses, but everything God has said in his word.

American Prodigal: The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of Alexander Hamilton Jul 04, 2022

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David Mathis | As the United States celebrates 246 years of independence, and Americans newly remember the ten-dollar founding father, what lessons might we learn from the rise, fall, and redemption of a prodigal son?

The Quiet and Crucial Work of Deacons Jul 03, 2022

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Marshall Segal | Deacons are not only handy, administrative, or good at meeting needs. They are also holy, humble, and unusually sacrificial. Deacons are spiritual giants who bow low.

‘In Faithfulness You Have Afflicted Me’ Jun 29, 2022

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Jon Bloom | In his faithfulness, God promises not only that he will deliver us from affliction, but that we will do something good through the affliction.

A Wife No Man Would Want: Lessons from the Hardest Marriage Jun 27, 2022

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Marshall Segal | The moments when marriage feels most challenging are often the moments with the most potential to say something profound about Jesus.

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