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Why Love Our Enemies?

By James Robison Words of Life
We could answer the question asked in the title with a simple and firm response, “Because Jesus commanded us to!” Why is loving our enemies so important? What positive effect or benefit comes from it? Let me share what obedience to this puzzling and difficult-to-obey command has done for me.…
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Addiction and the Church’s Role

By Nick Vujicic Words of Life
Addiction does not always come with a needle or a bottle. Sometimes it comes in the form of scrolling, spending, bingeing, or chasing approval. It can wear a suit or a hoodie. Addicted people are in suburban kitchens and city streets, in churches, schools, bedrooms, and boardrooms. It is not…
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A Bible-Based Diet Healed Me

By Jordan Rubin Words of Life
At nineteen, I (Jordan) begged my mom to take a picture of me—not for a special occasion like a birthday or college graduation. I wanted proof of how sick I was for when my miracle would come. My mom refused at first. When I became a father, I finally grasped…
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Called to Kindness

By Jimmy Darts Words of Life
My life seems chaotic sometimes, making “giveback” videos and surprising people all over the world. I’m trying to slow down, go deeper, and work on things that will last. Some people spoke life into me along the way, and my mission is to carry that on. It’s easy to think…
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Peace on Earth

By James Robison Words of Life
When Jesus was born in Bethlehem that first Christmas, an angel announced the good news to the shepherds living in the fields nearby. They were joined by a vast heavenly host praising God and saying, “Glory to God in the highest, and peace on earth to those with whom God…
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Is Christmas Your Story?

By James Robison Words of Life
As we prepare for Christmas, daily headlines remind us that we face a world of uncertainty, turbulence and conflict. Economies rise and fall, racial strife simmers in the streets and on college campuses, and refugees flee murderous Islamists in the Middle East and Africa. Darkness seems to be closing in,…
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Bethlehem: The House of Bread

By Rabbi Jason Sobel Words of Life
The profound historical and spiritual significance of the city of Bethlehem, and even of the name itself, is evident in the fact that Jacob buried Rachel in Bethlehem. Ruth and Boaz lived in Bethlehem, and David was born in Bethlehem. Yeshua could not have been born in any other city.…
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