Redeeming the Time: Living Meaningfully
As we were recently reminded with daylight savings, time is a resource that can be easily lost....
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How Should We Respond To Christians Like Chris Pratt?
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Read MoreWhat Is My Duty as a Christian? – The Gospel’s Five Words [Part 5]
In the previous posts in our series on the “The Gospel’s Five Words,” we discussed the topics of sin, judgment, guilt, and salvation. In part one, we learned that sin means “to miss the mark” of God’s standards by disobeying God...
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Nerd in the Word is an online hub for Bible study, practical Christian living and much more!
Our purpose is to help spiritually grow the church by providing online content that helps provide a deeper and more complete understanding of Scripture.
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Redeeming the Time: Living Meaningfully
As we were recently reminded with daylight savings, time is a resource that can be easily lost....
Recent Articles
Redeeming the Time: Living Meaningfully
As we were recently reminded with daylight savings, time is a resource that can be easily lost….
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What’s Up With Love? Part 3: The Characteristics of Love
Paul describes the character attributes of love and its enduring nature. Although our understanding of love is limited and imperfect, we can still strive to demonstrate agape love in all that we do. Let’s examine these attributes to see what they teach us about true biblical love in practice
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Whats Up With Love? Part 2: Love in the Church
Dive into the importance of love in the church and how it is crucial for success in representing Christ. Today we’ll see how love should be demonstrated through action and the dangers of empty words.
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