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  Is Work a Result of the Curse of Adam and Eve? www.pastoralized.comwww.christianity.com Eric McKiddie Mar 29, 2016
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  What Is Maundy Thursday? Good Friday, we know. And Easter (Resurrection Sunday) most certainly. But what is Maundy Thursday? It is the Thursday before Easter, believed to be the day when Jesus celebrated his final Passover with His... Alex Crain Mar 24, 2016
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  2 Secret Steps to Being Brave in a World of Fear Most people think of courage as something singular, but C.S. Lewis argues that courage is really a combination of actions and fears. Ryan Duncan Mar 17, 2016
• 10 Reasons You Should Vote with Your Faith It is easy to say, “My Christian faith determines my priorities when it comes to voting.” But what does that mean? Leith Anderson and Galen Carey Mar 15, 2016
• How to Fix Bad Decisions “OK, so what do I do if I’ve already messed up? How do I fix a bad decision?” With this question in mind, I wanted to offer help for those times when we realize we’ve blown it. Chris Russell Mar 10, 2016
• How to Approach Evangelizing at Work In the paradox model, the Christian lives in two realms—as a citizen of the present, earthly/civic realm, and as a prospective citizen of heaven. In both these realms, Christ rules the believer’s activities,... Theologically Driven Mar 08, 2016
• How to Renew Your Faith When You're Tired When we get caught up with the demands of life, we want to quit everything because we have forgotten who we are and what drives our passion. Nicki Koziarz Mar 01, 2016
• How to Have Confidence on the Crooked Road In God’s metanarrative of grace, there is a world of difference between certainty and confidence. Barry H. Corey Feb 25, 2016
• How to Have Joy on the Job Our work is meant to serve as part of God’s divine plan for our lives and God’s Kingdom strategy. Mike Slaughter Feb 22, 2016
• 3 Ways to Raise Up Leaders in Your Home As the leader in your home, there are 3 important things you must do to raise your children to be strong leaders. Guy Hatcher Feb 18, 2016
• 4 Steps to Sanity for the Sandwiched Generation We are members of what is referred to as the “sandwich generation” — that is, the population of middle-aged adults who are caught between taking care of their children and taking care of their parents. Guy Hatcher Feb 11, 2016
• 4 Things Boldness is NOT I’m slowly realizing that a big, loud personality is not the same thing as boldness — at least not boldness that is effective. Jaclyn Rowe Feb 09, 2016