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Discipleship Means Joy

If we answer the call to discipleship, where will it lead us? What decisions and partings will it demand? To answer this question we shall have to go ...


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Happiness Is Our Response

God ... does not lavish his children with a jolly discipleship so that they may swim in spiritual ecstasy between conversion and death. God is a giver, ...


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Faith Without Passion

Very few of us [Christians] could say with Paul's conviction, "For me to live is Christ." If we experienced this as a transforming joy, ...


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To Obey Is Better than Sacrifice

The utter obedience required in the military is accepted as necessary, even when one's life may be the price of that obedience. Why does the Christian ...


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"Christians Aren't Perfect, Just Forgiven"

Whether seen on bumper stickers, heard during altar calls, developed from a narrow interpretation of Lutheran or fundamentalist theology, or perpetuated ...


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Mistaken Perception

I certainly don't think that the death required that "ye be born again," is the death of reason. ... One of the effects of modern liberal ...


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No Cross to Bear?

A number of religious groups have climbed on the yuppie bandwagon. They tell us, "If you want anything bad enough, you just claim it and God will ...


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Serious Religion

I believe I am not mistaken in saying that Christianity is a demanding and serious religion. When it is delivered as easy and amusing, it is another kind ...


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Mutual Love and Discipleship

Most of us when hearing or using the word "disciple" are likely to be reminded of the biblical Apostles. Their deepest wish was to emulate Christ. ...


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A Tough Time for Discipleship

While the spirit of the time makes evangelism easier, it makes discipleship much more difficult.


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