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God Redeems and Restores Our Stories

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Everyone has their own unique story—a way of weaving together past experiences and relationships with current joys and sorrows to make sense of their lives. When we live our stories without looking to the master Storyteller, it’s easy to become lost and confused. In Restore: Changing How We Live and Love, pastor and author Robert K. Cheong helps readers reconnect with God and remember where their...

The Importance of Grace in Overcoming Addictions

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Grace is essential for overcoming addictive strongholds—the compulsive behaviors and false beliefs that have ensnared you. The fact that God offers you grace shows you that you have value to God; it’s a value that isn’t based on your performance. Grace is God’s unearned favor or kindness toward you. You and I don’t deserve God’s love, but he offers it to us by grace. Therefore, recovery is more...

Men of God Spend Time Wisely

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As men, what is the best way to evaluate how we spend our time? How do we decide how many football games to watch in a row, Sunday afternoon through Monday evening? When faced with choosing how to spend our time, asking the right questions can help us make the wisest choices. When evaluating whether or not to watch another football game or movie, play a video game, or scroll through social media...

Have You Been Getting Jesus Wrong?

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I realize now that during my twenty-five-plus years as a follower of Jesus, I’ve had many ideas about him. I’ve chased movements and given my best shot at checking off discipleship lists. I’ve tried to be good, and I’ve been where the exciting Christian movements are happening. The problem all along was that as part of these ideas, I’ve always thought of Jesus as a sort of lucky rabbit’s foot. I...

The GIft of Truth

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. . . speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ.Ephesians 4:15 There is the old joke about a businessman interviewing applicants for a position in his company. He asked each of them a simple question, “What is two plus two?” He got a variety of answers, including “I don’t know, but I’m glad for the opportunity to discuss the issue,” and a...

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