Plus, a brand new podcast for anxious Christians during the Coronavirus. We are dedicated to sharing helpful Scripture and a framework for thinking about how to love God and our neighbors well as we deal with this global pandemic.
Catherine Segars
Do you ever wonder why Scripture tells us to count it all joy when we face various trials and tribulations in life? (James 1:2-4) Joy is an odd response to hardship and suffering. Trials can be a boot camp of blessings if we allow God to have His way.
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By pursuing small steps of healing, not only will we take God's Word about our fears seriously, but we'll stop feeling so anxious.
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Many people automatically look to connect any large-scale disaster to Revelation and see in it a sign of the end. But should we?
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Some may question the existence of God amidst this global pandemic. They may wonder how a loving God could allow so much death and hardship.
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In reading this verse alone it probably seems eerily familiar to the coronavirus quarantine. Is this a warning, a command, a promise? What should we make of this verse today and how can we apply it?.
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Everyone will react to crisis and fear in different ways, but in trying and uncertain times like these, how should Christians respond?
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A podcast dedicated to sharing helpful Scripture and a framework for thinking about how to love God and our neighbors well as we deal with this global pandemic.
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