The Way of Weakness

“Concerning this thing I pleaded with the Lord three times that it might depart from me. And He said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. Therefore …

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Insight: Casper ten Boom on Suffering for Him

Casper ten Boom (1859-1944), Corrie ten Boom’s father, was a Dutch storekeeper who helped to hide Jews escaping the Nazi Holocaust during World War II. A member of the Dutch Reformed Church, he was in his eighties when Germany occupied his hometown of qHaarlem in The Netherlands. When Jews were forced to wear the Star …

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Insight: John Newton on Seeking God

Every Christian is on a journey to know God more fully (John 17:3)... but rarely does anyone explain that the path is not an easy one nor is it well-populated. It can be strange and disorienting, especially as you look around and it seems no one else is travelling with you, or that no one …

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Living in Enemy Territory: Reflections on the Tragedy at Virginia Tech

Originally Published by Baptist Press on April 18, 2007 It has happened once again. Evil has surfaced unmistakably in a form everyone can see. The world will struggle with this for days to come, asking "why would a good and loving God allow such evil to happen?" Meanwhile the parents and friends will weep, struggling with …

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