Tag: friends
17
Sep
A Simple Approach to Bible Study
by Kari Scare
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Take a few minutes to read through Philippians 4 with the purpose of answering one, simple question: How does it apply to me? Don’t worry...
10
Sep
IN Not OF the World
by Kari Scare
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While not a direct quote, quite a few verses in the Bible focus on what it means to be IN the world but not OF...
03
Sep
Overcoming Discouragement
by Kari Scare
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Discouragement happens for a variety of reasons. Maybe that’s why it’s addressed so frequently in the Bible. Job was discouraged because of his family and...
13
Aug
Setting the Example
by Kari Scare
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Examples other people set these days discourage me. In all transparency, the example I set myself often discourages me too. Standards of character and quality...
23
Apr
The Fellowship of the Church
by Kari Scare
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What is Fellowship? All too often, it seems like “fellowship” means the same in practice as “visiting.” “Fellowship” is simply used as justification to visit...
09
Apr
Benefits of Membership
by Kari Scare
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Cloud Membership One of my current goals is to become more literate with technology. I’m actually pretty literate already for a middle-aged, almost empty-nester (at...
26
Feb
Onward & Forward
by Kari Scare
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“The righteous will move onward and forward, and those with pure hearts will become stronger and stronger.” (Job 17:9) Job’s friends were pretty tough on...
27
Nov
Be Determined
by Kari Scare
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Biblical Examples Determination can be good or bad depending on your focus. It also lasts or fades depending on the approach we take to maintaining...
28
Aug
Learning to Be Wise
by Kari Scare
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Drawn to Wisdom Some people seem naturally wise to me. Since they seem to always know how to act and what to say and do...
05
Jun
Purposeful Remembering
by Kari Scare
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As Christians, it’s important that we “Don’t Forget to Remember.” Understanding this thread found throughout the Bible helps us understand the place remembering should take...