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In Nehemiah 9, we read a heartfelt, sincere prayer and confession from the Israelites who had returned from exile. They go into great detail about their corporate sins as they recount God’s faithfulness, beginning with Abram and God’s “covenant with him to give to his descendants the Promised Land (Nehemiah 9:8, NIV). They confess their […]

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I’ve always loved reading. My parents got me hooked on books at a very young age to help with a lazy eye. I must have been about three or four. Because I was born in the summer, I was one of the youngest kids in my grade. Once I began reading, I didn’t stop. I […]

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I’m sure you’ve heard the expression “Doubting Thomas.” This term describes a skeptic who won’t believe something until they have direct physical evidence or a personal experience. This expression is curious. It’s not only unjustified; it’s also inaccurate because Thomas wasn’t the only disciple who doubted that Jesus had risen until he had “proof.” I […]

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I noticed a few things while reading Luke 22 today. Although it’s not isolated to Luke, I thought about the disciples preparing the Passover meal. I thought that women usually prepared the meals, but Jesus asked Peter and John: Jesus sent Peter and John, saying, “Go and make preparations for us to eat the Passover.” […]

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