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Lynn Jones: Don’t give in to grumbling

The practice of majoring on our complaints is nothing new.

All Christians have their points of weakness where they are most susceptible to temptation and sin, and Satan knows where your point of weakness is.

Their graves this Easter will look good, not just because of the flowers on them, but also because of the hope we have in Christ!

How do we move beyond the tensions that often mark our relationships with our brothers?

A person who had triumphed over many difficulties in her life once said, “I’m like the race horse who ran best on a muddy track.”

May God bless you in the midst of all the seasons of your life!

Questions are inevitable. In fact, they are sometimes helpful.

Seeing ourselves is difficult because the truth is often painful.

It is a long and imposing name, but it is a wonderful name.

The Bible tells the story of an early advocate of the “do-over.”