As the class explored the stories of the fiery, intelligent, brave women of the Old Testament, I saw the hand of God in these stories of bold women and individuals on the margins.
Like most people, I was not aware of the graphic violence so vividly and proudly recorded in the Book of Joshua.
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Amid years of debilitating pain, Shannon Bream reflects on God’s faithfulness: ‘It became a dark place’
Shannon Bream shares how a season of suffering, and more importantly, the faith that carried her through it, inspired her latest book, "Nothing Is Impossible with God," an exploration of biblical ...
It took the former Baylor signal-caller years to get comfortable running an offense. Will he be able to make things work in ...
The “Come, Follow Me” study guide for March 9-15 covers Genesis 37-41, which includes the story of Joseph’s brothers selling ...
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Beth Moore, influential Bible teacher, to step back from large events
The best-selling author and longtime Bible teacher still plans to speak but will no longer host large-scale events.
Saying God has a purpose for suffering neither negates divine sovereignty nor means the point of suffering is a lesson. A believer’s suffering is not meaningless. This is different from saying God has ...
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