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Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.
— Romans 12:12
Four Ways the Gospel Transforms Work
By Tim Keller
From The Gospel Coalition
The Inspirational Life of Missionary David Brainerd
By Christian Union
From Christian Union: The Magazine
Christian Union: The Magazine recently interviewed Dr. Doug Sweeney about the life and long-lasting impact of David Brainerd, a missionary to Native Americans during the 18th century... |
The Strange Persistence of Guilt
By David Brooks
From New York Times
Waiting For and With Jesus
By Timothy George
From First Things
SThe season of Lent is a time of waiting, and waiting is one of the great themes of the Christian life. In John’s Gospel, we wait for Jesus and we wait with Jesus as the question of his contested identity presses in. Who is... |
Sam Allberry on Same-Sex Attraction and Why the Gospel is Good for All
By Sam Allberry
From rzim.org
Christian Union Day & Night
From Christian Union
Sign up today to join a national movement of Christians who are seeking God and committing to pray for spiritual transformation in America. Will you set aside time in your day to pray specifically that the Spirit of God would move powerfully and that God would bring about sweeping spiritual transformation in our country? |
Prayer Requests
UNIVERSITY AND CITY MINISTRIES
Please pray for students still considering making a last-minute decision to attend Nexus: The Christian Union Conference on Faith and Action — and for professionals considering the same decision about attending the Nexus Professional conference. The two conferences, to be held simultaneously in Stamford, Connecticut, this weekend, will help encourage and equip attendees to live out their faith as part of God's redemptive plan.
CHRISTIAN UNION DAY & NIGHT
Please pray that God would use Day & Night to draw American Christians together to pray for sweeping spiritual transformation. Visit DayAndNight.org to sign up or learn more >
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