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Just do what you can
Many small acts of faithfulness have a ripple effect even beyond our own small sphere. Continue reading
Don’t go into this battle unarmed
Make a difference where you can make a difference; be kind to people you encounter, offer praise freely when it’s deserved, forgive slights, real or imagined, and most of all, pray for one another and trust God. Continue reading
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Tagged Ephesians 6:10-18, faith in god, spiritual warfare, truth
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Front-line warriors
Believers cannot remain standing by wringing our hands. We are front-line soldiers and these are evil days. We’ve been provided with all the weapons and supplies we need, but we must pick them up, put them on, and use them. Continue reading
Climate change is real
Like ripples in a pond, when we make Christ’s influence felt in our own small sphere, those ripples can join with the efforts of our fellow believers to make a powerful wave. Continue reading
Time to power up
The more deeply we study God’s Word, the greater will be our resilience and strength in the face of hardship. Continue reading
Where is the love?
Love with an agenda isn’t love. Continue reading
Who influences you?
The best way to resist the lure into darkness is to stay as near as possible to the trustworthy, all-knowing, all-powerful, all-loving Influencer, Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and His precious Word. Continue reading
“Fear Not!” It bears repeating
Fear is a powerful weapon of the enemy; instilling fear in your opponent causes confusion, discouragement, and saps his will to resist. Continue reading
Well-seasoned witness
Christians are to be a sweet-smelling aroma, well pleasing to God (Philippians 4:18). Hostile, aggressive social media comments stink and, like a dish over-seasoned with conflicting spices, they produce a bitter aftertaste. Continue reading
We are in this together
Living in a hostile culture where the majority of those in influence tend to ignore, mock, or actively despise the Gospel can make Christians feel isolated and insecure. We may be hesitant to speak openly about our faith for fear of derision or reprisal. Continue reading
Power Walking with Jonna 