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  • At The Foot of The Cross

    The Bible teacher Steve Brown likes to tell the story of a medieval Christian and learned man who … Continue Reading

    At The Foot of The Cross
  • Comprehending The Cross

    It's become fashionable these days to wear crosses, not necessarily as a sign of faith, but as a … Continue Reading

    Comprehending The Cross
  • Temptation and The Challenge of Evil

    The 40-day duration of Lent is derived from the 40 days Christ spent in the wilderness following his … Continue Reading

    Temptation and The Challenge of Evil
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At The Foot of The Cross

We spend our lives seeking to establish our significance, and the nature of the quest is that we can’t quite do it alone. Lent and Easter are an ideal time to reflect on our worth and relationship with God.

Comprehending The Cross

We often turn away from the horror of the cross. We shouldn’t. A meditation for Lent and Easter.

Temptation and The Challenge of Evil

The account of Christ’s temptation in the desert is one of many references to Satan, including the 40-day period of Lent leading up to Easter. Today’s church sometimes doesn’t know what to do with evil.

A Moveable Holiday: How the Date of Easter is Determined

Why does the date of Easter change? Is the Orthodox Christian Easter always on a different date? Here’s a look at how we determine the date of Easter.

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