Christmas IQ Quiz

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Christmas IQ Quiz
 
Dr. Ray Pritchard

How well do you know the Christmas story?

 
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5 Things to Know about Healing from Church Abuse
 
Jennifer Greenberg

Social media is flooded with hashtags like #ChurchToo, #SBCToo, and #CatholicToo. Newspapers and websites have chronicled horrifying accounts of abuse by pastors, elders, youth ministers, and seminary leaders. But church abuse is so much more than abuse that takes place in a church building. It may be sexual or it may be violent. It may be verbal or psychological. It may be committed by an individual, or perpetuated by a network of abusers, enablers, neglecters, and fools. 

But what makes church abuse particularly heinous is that the Holy Word of God is weaponized. The Bride of Christ has been exploited to host evil. Abusers posing as shepherds infiltrate the fold to prey on the lambs, all while claiming to represent Jesus. You’ve heard of wolves in sheep’s clothing. These are wolves in shepherd’s robes. The harm done to victims is multi-faceted; overwhelming the mind, breaking the heart, and suffocating the soul.

There are several layers we need to unpack. There’s the commission of earthly crimes, and the commission of spiritual abominations. There are things you can go to prison for, and things you can go to Hell for. Understanding what’s what, and who is responsible, is key to helping us recover from the greatest betrayal.

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What Are You Teaching Your Kids by Your Unhealthy Marriage?
 
Meg Gemelli

At every turn, we lay the groundwork for our children's decision-making in the future. Here are some lessons your kids are learning from your unhealthy marriage (and what you can do about it).

 
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10 Verses to Include in Your Christmas Cards This Year
 
Debbie McDaniel

No matter what type of card or style of note you send, the most important part of your Christmas message may not necessarily be the great family photo, the nice gift enclosed, or even anything you have to say. It may be a Bible verse, from the Word that never changes.

 
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