Why should we read the Bible

Question of the Week: " We should read and study the Bible because it is God's Word to us. The Bible is literally "God-breathed" (2 Timothy 3:16). In other words, it is God's very words to us. "



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Kansas Church Invites Community To Come Celebrate 42 Years Of Abortion In America: "According to recent reports, St. James Episcopal Church in Wichita, Kan., is preparing to mark the 42nd anniversary of legalized abortion with a chili dinner on church grounds later this month."



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End Times: Are there Biblical signs that show us when Jesus will return? - Kindle edition by Glenn Pease. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.: "There are hundreds of books written about signs of the times showing that we are in the end times because of something the author interpreted from the Bible. The problem with signs of the end times is that there is nothing in the Bible to back up what they say."



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NBC Omits Jesus During Segment on Importance of Christmas | CNS News

NBC Omits Jesus During Segment on Importance of Christmas | CNS News: "On Christmas Day, NBC Nightly News aired a segment about what Christmas meant to people across the country yet the segment ignoed one key component of the holiday: the birth of Jesus."



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What Tim Tebow was caught doing off camera proves he's a total class act -

What Tim Tebow was caught doing off camera proves he's a total class act -: "With all of the negative press the NFL has received this year thanks to some pretty high profile spouse and child abuse cases, it’s easy to get discouraged and start questioning whether there are any good role models left in the world of professionals sports."



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Spreading the Gospel of Jesus

Spreading the Gospel of Jesus: "Matthew 28:19 says 9 Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,

When you accept Christ and follow him, one of the main things Christians are called to do is to go out into the world and tell others about Jesus, and tell them what he did for them so that they can have the opportunity to have eternal life in heaven. Unfortunately only 2% of Christians ever share their faith in Christ with anyone"



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Daily Bible reading will help you get closer to God

Daily Bible reading will help you get closer to God: "One of the most important thing for a Christian to do is to read the Bible daily. Daily Bible reading is important so you continue to learn and grow in your walk to be more Christ like. There are many Bible reading programs that people use, all of which are good if they get you reading Gods word every day."



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Watch: Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson Just Gave A Plan For Halting ISIS That Will Ruffle Feathers

Watch: Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson Just Gave A Plan For Halting ISIS That Will Ruffle Feathers: "In a recent appearance on Fox News, Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson reacted to the recent brutal deaths of two American journalists by Islamic State militants and the continued threat the terrorist network poses worldwide."



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Franklin Graham: The Rest of the ‘Unbroken’ Story | Story | BGEA

Franklin Graham: The Rest of the ‘Unbroken’ Story | Story | BGEA: "The new movie Unbroken is just out. It’s based on the best-selling book about Louis Zamperini, an Olympic athlete and World War II hero, and it tells the amazing story of his courage, perseverance, valor—and miraculous survival."



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New Year, New Adjective: “Christ-Exalting” | Desiring God

New Year, New Adjective: “Christ-Exalting” | Desiring God: "There are serious theological reasons why we love hyphenated phrases that turn verbs and nouns into adjectives. God-centered. Christ-exalting. Spirit-dependent. Bible-saturated. Gospel-rooted. Truth-tethered. Soul-satisfying. Sin-killing. Justice-advancing. Satan-defeating. Self-sacrificing. Risk-taking. Mission-pursuing. And more. One of those reasons is that making a verb into an adjective shows that it modifies a hundred things you do rather than simply being one of those things. I’ll come back to this."



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