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Category Archives: Meaning in life
Why study God?
Seven reasons for the study of God Continue reading
The dignity of human beings
About the urgent challenge to tell people who they are, to enlighten them about their identity, that is, to teach without compromise the full biblical doctrine of our human being – its depravity, yes, but also its dignity. Continue reading
Our hearts are hungry until…
The person who curves in on himself, who wants God’s gifts without God, who wants to satisfy the desires of a divided heart, ends up sagging and contracting into… Continue reading
Search for meaning and satisfaction
“Why do I have three Super Bowl rings and still there’s something greater out there for me?” Continue reading
Discontentment can sneak up on you
Diminished hope easily leads to a deflated spirit of resignation that gradually becomes justified pessimism or even dark cynicism. Here’s a timely call to extravagant gratitude. Continue reading
Posted in Calling, Complaceny, Complaining, God's Will, Grace, Gratitude, Love, Meaning in life, Meaning of life, purpose, Thankfulness, Thanksgiving, Walking with God, Will of God, Wisdom
Tagged Discontentment, life of love, loss of motivation, no joy, Will of God
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Why? – a question we all ask
Why do we exist? We cannot escape this question. Continue reading
Restoring glory to the ordinary
Have you noticed how easily discontentment destroys joy and gratitude? I fear that the repeated emphasis on being radical for God can also give people the misguided feeling that the ordinary is either boring or some form of compromise. Let’s restore glory to the ordinary! Continue reading
Posted in Glory, Honor, Jesus Christ, Meaning in life, purpose
Tagged Ambition, Glory, Jesus, Meaning of life, Purpose, Servanthod, work
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8 Identity Markers
Who am I? Why am I here? What should I do?Who do I serve? How should I live? Continue reading
Posted in Call to ministry, Calling, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church, Confession, Gospel-centered, Identity, In Christ, Kingdom, Meaning in life, Meaning of life, purpose, Searching, Self esteem, True Christianity?, Witness, Work, Worldview
Tagged calling, What is the purpose of life? Why am I here? meaning
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Generation 268
“Meaning is not a luxury for us. It is a kind of spiritual oxygen that enables our souls to live.”
3 necessities for living a fulfilled life Continue reading
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