4 area of prayer to focus on, an elite 100-mile runner's testimony, and discipleship in Southeast Asia
| | How can I pray for my children? | Interceding on behalf of your sons and daughters | | As a parent, one of the most significant and influential roles you play is that of being a faithful prayer warrior on behalf of your child. Because of the closeness of your relationship, you can know your child as no one else knows him and discern when he most needs prayer support.
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| Speaking of prayer, don’t forget to register for our Men’s Prayer Summits next month—either in-person or online! We’ve also chosen these 6 free messages to help prepare your hearts as we look toward the U.S. elections, the increasing conflict around the world, and so much more that needs intercession. | | | | |
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Fruitful Adventure Moves Young People to Follow God | A few months ago, we helped host a Journey to the Heart at a retreat center in Southeast Asia. We were so blessed to see these young people confronting barriers in their Christian lives, who showed receptive hearts and took important steps of obedience. Some forgave offenders, called home to confess hidden sin, or simply took time to intentionally seek God in prayer and the Word. | |
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Fixed on the Finish Line: The Testimony of an Ultramarathon Runner | Did you know that the cumulative weight of something as small as a cell phone carried for 100 miles would add up to 70,000 pounds? Arlen Glick is an elite ultramarathon runner who has run and won many 100-mile races across the nation, and weaves together truth that will encourage you to run the race of the Christian life! | |
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| MATTERS OF LIFE & DEATH SERIES | | |
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My People Shall Be Satisfied with My Goodness | The common expression “my goodness!” rolls all too frequently off our tongues. Many thoughtlessly use this expression to display shock, surprise, delight, or emphasis. But we have no goodness of our own to claim! | |
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Benjamin Morgan Palmer: The Goodness of God in the Midst of Sorrow | Upon seeing Dr. Palmer, Commodore Matthew Maury, a decorated naval commander, remarked to the man sitting in the audience beside him, “He is the ugliest man I ever saw.” Ten minutes into the sermon, the officer leaned over again and said, “He is getting better looking.” | |
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| | | | | You’ve probably heard some tough questions, such as “Why does God allow suffering?” or “How can a loving God send people to hell?” or even, “Does God care about my carbon footprint?” In Grill a Christian, international speaker and author Roger Carswell gives straightforward, no-nonsense answers from the Bible to these burning questions and many more. If you’ve ever wished you knew what to say to people who ask tough questions, then this book is for you—it probably has the answer! |
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| | November 21–23, 2024
(Join in-person or virtually!) |
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| | Sites available for booking! |
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