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Delivered in a Moment

2 Kings 19:1–37|Friday, November 22, 2024

Life can change in a moment. A text message pops up with good news and things may never be the same. A phone call brings bad news, and your world is turned upside down. Most change takes a long time, but this is not because God is unable to come to our aid.

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Dr. Steven H. Sanchez is professor of Bible at Moody Bible Institute. His specific areas of study include the Israelite monarchy, the Pentateuch, the Second Temple period, and biblical archeology.

Today with the President

Praying for Your Prodigal

Some of you may be in that place of grief. You’ve done everything you can do, and it isn’t working. But the situation is not over! Why? Because we believe in the power of God.

Practical Theology

A Kingdom Divided

Jesus will one day be the King of kings. That regime change will not happen at the ballot box. It will be a result of the sudden appearance of Jesus Christ.

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For Their Own Good

Whom do you reach for in times of trouble? What does your search for answers reveal about your faith in God?

Steven H. Sanchez

Dr. Steven H. Sanchez is professor of Bible at Moody Bible Institute. His specific areas of study include the Israelite monarchy, the Pentateuch, the Second Temple period, and biblical archeology.

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October 2024

Supporting Our Pastors

I am a pastor, and I help mentor pastors who are starting out in the ministry. Many are experiencing stress and burnout as well as challenges to their emotional and spiritual well-being. What can we do to better support pastors?

Whether one should be involved with a church whose doctrinal views differ from one’s own has divided many Christians. The answer depends upon a combination of factors, including how we define involvement, the nature of doctrinal differences, and the conviction of our conscience. The apostle Paul seems to have applied a flexible standard on some matters, keeping certain fundamental beliefs as his benchmark.

John Koessler

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