Is your church a place where neurodiverse individuals are merely tolerated, or are they truly valued for who they are?
This Autism Acceptance Month, learn how to build a community that reflects the beauty of every member.
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Melchizedek is one of the most mysterious figures in Scripture. Yet the author of Hebrews makes the astounding argument that he anticipates Christ's own priesthood.
Join Kirk E. Miller with @MadisonPierce for this episode.
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Is Anglicanism a “middle way,” a muddled way, or something else?
Mike Bird explores how the English Reformation threaded the needle between Catholic heritage and Reformed conviction.
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What is sin?
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Melchizedek is one of the most mysterious figures in Scripture. Yet the author of Hebrews makes the astounding argument that he anticipates Christ's own priesthood.
Join Kirk E. Miller with Madison Pierce for this episode of What in the Word?
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Why should Christians study the history of their own faith?
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Struggling to preach Samson without falling into "moralism"?
Discover how the ancient quadriga (fourfold sense) can help you find Jesus in the book of Judges and bring fresh insight into your pulpit.
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What is the Davidic covenant? 👑
According to the New Testament, Jesus’s resurrection fulfills it. Discover how 2 Samuel 7 connects the whole Bible from Abraham to Jesus’s eternal throne.
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What does it mean to be made in the image of God? If God is spirit, how exactly do humans reflect him?
Richard Middleton joins Kirk E. Miller to take a close up look at Genesis 1:26–28 on this episode of What in the Word?
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What does it mean to be made in the image of God? If God is spirit, how exactly do humans reflect him?
Richard Middleton joins Kirk E. Miller to take a close up look at Genesis 1:26–28 on this episode of What in the Word?
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Why did the Holy Spirit inspire four Gospels instead of just one? 📖
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While the cross is central to how Christ saves, in the book of Acts the apostles give pride of place to Jesus’s resurrection.
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