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  • Transparency in All Things

    Transparency in All Things

    Anonymous Question Series: Q: If someone has watched pornography or masturbated in the past, do you feel they are obligated to tell their future spouse? Does it depend on how long ago it was? There are three concepts in this question that need to be answered: 1) transparency in relationships, 2) stigma/shame of sexual sins/behaviors, 3)…

  • Christmas Sabbath

    Christmas Sabbath

    Over the years, I have been blessed to work in careers that provided me with a significant amount of time off during Christmas. This time of year is a type of Sabbath to me, to reflect on the tender mercies Christ’s life has brought me in my life — His marvelous redemptive power and the…

  • An Unspoken Struggle: Things As They Really Are

    An Unspoken Struggle: Things As They Really Are

    “Behold, my brethren, he that prophesieth, let him prophesy to the understanding of men; for the Spirit speaketh the truth and lieth not. Wherefore, it speaketh of things as they really are, and of things as they really will be; wherefore, these things are manifested unto us plainly, for the salvation of our souls. But…

  • The Apostle Peter: A Story Of Unshakable Obedience And Faith, Not Failure

    The Apostle Peter: A Story Of Unshakable Obedience And Faith, Not Failure

    “Some time ago a newspaper in a distant town carried an Easter Sunday religion editorial by a minister who stated that the presiding authority of the early-day church fell because of self-confidence, indecision, evil companions, failure to pray, lack of humility, and fear of man. He then concluded: Let us as people, especially those who…

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