How to Approach Your Time With Care & Purpose
The break is over and we’re all back to the chaos of daily life. But it doesn’t have to feel that way. Bring order to that dreaded chaos with this habit.
How to Approach Your Time With Care & Purpose
The break is over and we’re all back to the chaos of daily life. But it doesn’t have to feel that way. Bring order to that dreaded chaos with this habit.
How to Approach Your Time With Care & Purpose
The break is over and we’re all back to the chaos of daily life. But it doesn’t have to feel that way. Bring order to that dreaded chaos with this habit.
Five Tips For Reading Through The Bible This Year
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The Art of Semi-Permeable Boundaries
When it comes to boundaries, most people live at one of two extremes: either they fail to set them at all, or they hold them with intense rigidity. There is danger in both.
What We Get Wrong About Contentment
Practicing contentment means avoiding envy, jealousy, ambition, and lust. It means being satisfied with your current circumstances, regardless of how positive or negative they may be. But there is something we often get wrong in the way we talk about it.
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When Your Shame Feels Overwhelming
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I’m a proud husband, dad, student, and avid indoorsman. I serve as the Lead Pastor at Valwood Park Baptist Church in Farmers Branch, TX.
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Harold Jähner
Historical Theology for the Church
Jason Duesing and Nathan Finn