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God's Glorious Gift of Grace
By Kathy Lamb
On the bulletin board in the old school building at church, I saw a poster on which these words were written “Year of Grace 2014.” It made me start to think about Grace, how good it is that God gives us Grace and how much God loves us. I thought about how extremely important Grace is to us, so I decided to talk to you about the holy gift of Grace.
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I Don't Want To Be Martha!!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Ever hear a kid loudly proclaim—“I don’t want be a veggie or the turkey” in a school play. Well many are the times we still will protest “I don’t wanna!!”
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In Him Alone
By Richard Maffeo
No one old enough to read is unaware of the evil ravaging across our nation like a tsunami, leaving in its wake destruction, mayhem, and death. I do not need to itemize the things happening around us today.
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The Hidden Power of the Hail mary Part 2
By James Berkon
How does Our Lady tie into this? Simple, Mary is the reason Satan fell from heaven. Satan, was once called Lucifer, the Guardian of Light. He was the greatest of all God’s creation outside the Holy Trinity.
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Sexuality in the Bible: 'Knowing' Your Spouse
By Jonathan Hayes
As we saw in the previous post, the notion of ‘two becoming one flesh’ is essential for a proper biblical understanding of the sexual act.
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Purgatory ~ Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell...
By Adam Crawford
Purgatory. Of all the many misunderstood doctrines of the Catholic Church, Purgatory may be one of the most lampooned by non-Catholics and most misunderstood by Catholics themselves.
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An Emphasis on Experience
By Andree Ory
I am an experiential learner. I learned at a conference about how to successfully counsel couples that I was an experiential learner. The presenter was knowledgeable, the auditory part engaging, and the visual effects stimulating. They showed so many funny, sad, serious, and moving videos!
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Woman, Why Are You Weeping?
By Elizabeth Thomas
We recently celebrated the Feast Day of Mary Magdalene, and as the reader went up to speak God’s Word for the Liturgy, my spirit was prompted to “LISTEN.”
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Where (and What) Is Your Treasure?
By Bill Dunn
The Bible is an incredible book. After all, it is no less than God’s detailed communication—His heartfelt love letter—to His precious creation, mankind.
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Seeing As He Sees Us.
By Mariel Roersma
Most of us are at least somewhat aware of how others see us. Some people think we’re great, and then there are others who think we aren’t so great. They are the ones who put us down, criticize us to the greatest degree, and go out of their way to make sure we hear all the negative things they have to say.
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Them People
By Elizabeth Thomas
THEM PEOPLE. Be careful what you say to them people. What people?
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Four Marks of The Church; Apostolic
By Charlie Johnston
This is the last in a series of four posts about the Four Marks of The Church. The Church is One, Holy, Catholic, and as this article will focus on, Apostolic. (All four articles together can be found here The Creed at my site)
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Does Sola Scriptura Actually Work? Worldvision Clarifies the Issue
By Arnold Scott
For Protestants, does Sola Scriptura work? Is the Bible alone as an authority standard capable of promoting truth and unity among believers? One of the largest evangelical Protestant charity organizations, Worldvision, has offered a clear answer to this question.
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It's About the Heart
By Richard Maffeo
St. Mark gives us two vignettes in his gospel, each of which makes the same important point for every Christian: God is pleased with what we do for Him when it is all we can do.
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The Clarification is in His Word!
By Kathy Lamb
“Jesus I want to be with you! If I die today take me straight to heaven!” Jesus answered me, “Be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect.” Matthew 5:48
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Four Marks of The Church; Catholic
By Charlie Johnston
This is the third in a series of four posts on the Four Marks of The Church. (See parts One and Two at these links)
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Endurance
By Madeline Mauro
What is Jesus showing us? What is it that St. Paul talks about? What is endurance? The dictionary definition is “the fact or power of enduring an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving way.”
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