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Conhecer as Escrituras não é o suficiente; precisamos conhecer a Deus e o seu coração.
Hillary Morgan Ferrer em Apologética da mamãe ursa, p. 72
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Conhecer as Escrituras não é o suficiente; precisamos conhecer a Deus e o seu coração.
Hillary Morgan Ferrer em Apologética da mamãe ursa, p. 72
A cosmovisão bíblica enxerga a tragédia que é este mundo, mas também compreende a esperança que Cristo oferece.
Hillary Morgan Ferrer em Apologética da mamãe ursa, p. 72
Demystifying Spiritual Warfare
Spiritual Warfare isn't just mystical wish-making and self-reflection. Christian living is a counter-cultural fight to fortify our homes, strengthen churches, and advance God's kingdom in truth and love. The war is already raging. Are you ready to fight?
Spiritual warfare has always sounded to me like a mystical metaphor, a well intended phrase aimed at making prayer and meditation sound more interesting, more “manly.” I know spiritual warfare is not just thinking and wishing. I’ve read Ephesians 6. But I also grew up Baptist. And we Baptists tend to interpret verses according to our subdued and stubborn independence. We’re all about dunking, not…
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2 Podcasts and 1 Article on Progressive Christianity: Alisa Childers, Mama Bear Apologetics, and Christian Mom Thoughts
2 Podcasts and 1 Article on Progressive Christianity: Alisa Childers, Mama Bear Apologetics, and Christian Mom Thoughts
1. Alisa Childers
I recently came across a podcast that was posted on an apologetics facebook group. It was by Alisa Childers. Some might remember her with ZOEgirl, an American Christian teen pop and pop rock band formed in 1999. The group comprised Chrissy Conway-Katina, Alisa Childers and Kristin Swinford-Schweain. On her website she describes “a period of profound doubt about my faith in my…
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