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In this episode of STEP INTO THE STORY Podcast, Phil talks with Christian philosopher Paul Gould about what "apologetics" actually means and why he loves when people ask hard, uncomfortable questions about faith.
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In REFUGE, our newest 6-part Bible study on the Book of Ruth, we'll see through the lives of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz that ultimately, we find our refuge, our true Home, in God.
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God has written his truth on human hearts, in the conscience (Romans 2:15). If truth is spoken graciously, many are drawn to it, instinctively knowing it will fill the moral vacuum they feel. Every heart longs for truth—even the heart that rejects it.
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Walk Thru the Bible exists to serve, train, and equip under-resourced pastors like Pastor Manuel Cano and Pastor Gustavo Morales in Nicaragua.
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Maybe it was the way he said her name. The inflection. The tone. The Galilean accent. Maybe it was the memory associated with it, the moment she first heard someone say her name without demons screaming it in her mind.
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On this episode of STEP INTO THE STORY podcast, listen as award-winning composer Stanton Lanier talks with Phil Tuttle about music, Scripture, and how God’s plans are so much bigger and better than our plans.
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How many times have you felt the day slip away and, realizing it, you let out an exasperated, “I just don’t have enough time!” Time is a gift from God and our most precious commodity.
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Steve Graves has a job that’s a little hard to define. Put simply, he’s a consultant and advisor for CEO’s, businesses owners, and entrepreneurs. But in reality, that description doesn’t begin to cover all the aspects of this career he’s created for himself.
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As the writer asks in “O Sacred Head,” how can I possibly express my deep gratitude? I don’t have the words. Humbled, I just murmur “thank you” over and over. I know I can never thank Him enough, never love Him enough, but I want to die trying.
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