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by Larry E. Wilson
“Jesus died for sinners. Can’t we live for them?” Charles Spurgeon asks this incisive question in the December 7 meditation of his well-known Morning and Evening. Spurgeon’s devotional writings, especially when rephrased into modern English, often give me the pastoral encouragement and challenge that I need to hear. This meditation’s striking call to rescue the perishing is no exception. Here is my paraphrase of it:
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Read moreby Sharon L. Bratcher
Reformed Harmony began as something of a joke. Five years ago, about thirty people who were a part of a Reformed Facebook group decided to start their own—specifically for singles. “Welcome to Reformed Harmony,” their description reads, “the group that will love you until somebody else does.”
Currently, the cover photo is a cartoon of two dumpster fires, partially submerged and smiling together in scuba gear. Read more
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