Category Sunday Dinner

A Biblical Response to “5 Spiritual Dangers of Missing Church”

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There’s a growing conversation online about the spiritual risks of skipping church gatherings. Some voices warn of “five dangers,” but the Word calls us to look deeper — not through fear, but through faith. The question isn’t what we miss by not attending, but what we lose when we disconnect… Read the rest

Same Road, Different Direction

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The message metaphorically compares life to a winding mountain road filled with challenges and setbacks. It emphasizes that moments of struggle, or “switchbacks,” are essential for growth and spiritual maturity. This post highlights the importance of faith as a guiding light in darkness, urging readers to choose the light of… Read the rest

CHASING SHADOWS OR LIVING IN THE LIGHT

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A parable about shadows, often feared as signs of danger, but they actually signify the presence of light. Shadows distort perceptions, causing minor issues to appear overwhelming and leading individuals to derive their worth from others’ opinions rather than the truth. By turning towards the light, represented by the Shepherd,… Read the rest

Sunday Drive Devotional: Keeping Between the Lines

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The latest blog entree reflects on the wisdom of following “ancient paths” as mentioned in Jeremiah 6:16, highlighting the importance of guidance and care on our life’s journey. The paths symbolize God’s boundaries that offer protection rather than restrictions. Just as roads require maintenance to prevent hazards, our spiritual pursuits… Read the rest

Hollow Rabbit Religion

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The article compares the preference for solid versus hollow chocolate Easter bunnies to the nature of worship. While Americans favor hollow bunnies for their cost, they lack substance. Similarly, some worship services have become superficial, presenting hollow teachings instead of solid biblical principles. True worship should reflect depth and authenticity.… Read the rest