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>> COPY MODULES HERE--> Legalism, License & the Tightrope of Bible Application By Peter Krol So you want to apply the Bible to your life, do you? That's wonderful news, since the Lord Jesus (Matt 7:21-27) and his apostles (Jas 1:22-25) want you and me not only to hear the word but also to do it. But what should that doing look like? Read more Book Review: 'Ordinary Splendor' by Lydia Jaeger By Jason Stone Navigating life at the crossroads of science, faith, and philosophy is challenging. Lydia Jaeger, a seasoned navigator in these realms, has gifted us with her work, Ordinary Splendor: Living in God's Creation. I thoroughly enjoyed my recent interview... Read more   Holiness: A Short Guide to a Complicated Doctrine By Michael F. Bird Among the divine attributes, none is so mysterious and sublime as that of divine holiness. In systematic theology, the divine attributes-aspects of God's character and being-are normally divided into two categories: the incommunicable and the communicable.... Read more   The God Who Created Dogs & the World's Oldest Advertisement By Mary Jahnke I was born with a Bible in my hand (not literally), in church before I was even born (literally). I can't remember my first Bible, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was one of those soft, cute little fabric storybook Bibles with crunchy things on the... Read more   Creation Care: Conserving a Groaning Creation By Jeremy D. Blaschke Discovered in the sparse wetland environments of northeastern Australia, one remarkable species of frog swallows its own fertilized eggs, sending them to what seems to be their digestive doom. But by transforming this normally hostile environment into... Read more   What Is the Spiritual Body in 1 Corinthians 15? By Matthew Stanley The apostle Paul uses the seemingly paradoxical phrase "spiritual body" in 1 Corinthians 15 when explaining what will happen to believers' bodies at the resurrection. In this same discourse, he also claims that there are many kinds of flesh, including... Read more   Firmament or Expanse? Two Ways to Interpret Genesis 1:6 By James-Michael Smith As a kid growing up in Georgia, my school used to take field trips every year to the Savannah Science Museum. I loved it! We'd run through a two-story replica of the human heart, peer into terrariums of exotic snakes, and lift massive weights using nothing... Read more   © 2023 Faithlife. All rights reserved.  Faithlife, 1313 Commercial St. Bellingham WA 98225 US  Faithlife, LLC

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