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How to Be a Brother in Christ

Biblical brotherhood isn’t primarily built around shared hobbies, watching the game together, or grabbing breakfast once a month. Those have value, but they aren’t what Scripture has in mind when it calls us to love one another. Jesus never called us to admire one another from a distance; he instructed us to “carry each other’s burdens” (Galatians 6:2). That’s up-close and hands-on—we can’t be that kind of brother in Christ from the sidelines.
At least, that’s the story we tell ourselves.

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Podcast

Who’s Informing You—and Forming You?

Pastor, author, and scholar Terry Parkman shares his thoughts on the generational change the church is currently undergoing, overcoming distraction and self-doubt, and making prayer a regular, meaningful part of our lives.

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The Lord’s Prayer Explained: Talking to God

Every healthy relationship is built on connection and communication: The strongest friendships, marriages, and family bonds grow through honest conversation, shared experiences, and a commitment to spending time together. Real and lasting connection requires openness, trust, and a willingness to be present. The same is true of our relationship with God.
At least, that’s the story we tell ourselves.

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Fishing for Men in a Whole New Way

Entrepreneur and life coach Michael Rutherford talks about how he lost a global multimillion-dollar business in what felt like a heartbeat—and how he found his true God-given purpose helping other men find theirs.

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Why Surrender to Christ is Not Weakness

As men, most of us have spent our lives believing that strength comes from control, and so we muscle up and fight for it: control over our futures, our finances, our relationships. We work hard to manage the weight of others’ opinions, the outcomes we can’t predict, the timing we can’t understand. Even when we can’t do it all, we fight to stay in charge because surrender somehow feels like losing. It feels like weakness.
At least, that’s the story we tell ourselves.

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