There is nothing you can do to earn God’s love, yet He loves you all the same.
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Following the “ACTS” guideline is a good starting point for your prayer time.
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The Bible teaches us that even in the midst of suffering, we can find joy.
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Three questions you can ask yourself when your marriage starts getting tough.
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You can trust that the Lord is near, and you can believe that He hears you when you pray.
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From historic forts to scenic hiking trails, you will love these Georgia parks—all located within a stone’s throw away!
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What if there is a way for you to live a life that is full of purpose? Would you be interested?
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When you make time to have conversations with God, His voice gets easier to recognize.
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You can be an encouragement to those struggling with infertility.
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By participating in the Lord’s Supper, we gather as a church to remember that we needed a Savior.
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Blaise Pascal, a 17th Century French philosopher, said that all humans bet with their lives either that God exists or that He does not. What do you believe?
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God is working in you, forming you into His image, and He will use you to reach people with the gospel.
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On May 2nd, join your lowcountry neighbors and others from around the nation in praying for our country on the National Day of Prayer.
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Nothing is quite like springtime in the lowcountry, so get outside with your family and experience it!
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Just as a shepherd looks for a lost sheep, God is always searching for you.
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You can help make a difference in your community and change lives through the message of Jesus Christ.
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Self-help methods may work, but is there a better way to find healing?
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With some many options to choose from, buying a Bible can be overwhelming. These tips will help you find the right Bible for you.
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On Maundy Thursday, Jesus raised the definition of love to a higher standard and lowered the means of servanthood to that of the least.
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