God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
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Monday Provocation
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Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
Recent articles on Plough
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
Recent articles on Plough
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
Recent articles on Plough
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble…The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:1, 7, RSV
Lord, Almighty God of heaven and earth, grant that we may come to you as your children. For you have chosen us through the gospel, and Jesus Christ has obtained mercy for us so that in you we have a refuge in disturbed and evil times. We turn to your Word, Lord God, rejoicing that again and again the whole of Christendom is led back to your Word. Strengthen all those who serve your Word, who look to you and to the grace of Jesus Christ. Grant that everywhere we may have hope and joy in the redemption you will bring in every situation, also in our ordinary practical life. Grant that through this redemption the earth may proclaim your praise and honor your name, your kingdom may come, and your will be done on earth as in heaven. Amen.
Recent articles on Plough
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Monday Provocation
Chris Hazell
You are not a personality type. Read now
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Sunday Source
Justin Martyr
One of the first Christian apologies provides a window into the life of the early church. Read now
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Saturday Short
David Johnson
How do you pass on a legacy, and how do you receive one? Read now
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Friday Long Read
Sharon Rose Christner
A Christian raised in folding-chair storefront churches is uncomfortable in Rome’s glittering basilicas – until she starts to see them as God might. Read now
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Thursday Insight
Amy Carmichael
Christ teaches us in a thousand ways every day. A missionary to India finds these lessons in a delicate bird’s nest and an empty seashell. Read now
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