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In this message from Romans 9–16, David Platt reminds us that Christ died to redeem people from among all nations. Explore more content from Radical.

This chapter highlights the good news that salvation is coming to Israel.

The Bible’s somewhere under the mail. Nobody prayed before dinner. And your attempt at family devotions lasted roughly three Tuesdays. So how do you build faith at home when your family feels decidedly un-spiritual? Author and researcher Don Everts joins Dave and Ann Wilson on FamilyLife Today with surprising research on what makes faith grow—and some good news for imperfect families. Show Notes and Resources Vibrant Conversation Deck. Weekend to Remember. Thanks to the Christian

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- - - - - - - John David Walt reflects on Romans 7 and the human capacity for self-deception. Using the image of “spiritual vertigo,” he describes the disorienting middle ground where sin and grace compete for our trust—where wrong can feel right and God can seem distant or opposed. He emphasizes that the goal of faith is not mere information, but a lived transformation of heart, mind, and soul through trusting and receiving what God gives. The episode

He was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities

Matthew 13’s parable-palooza continues as pick up the second half of the chapter in today’s reading. Following the two agriculturally based parables from the last reading (the parable of the sower and the parable of the wheat and the weeds) we’ll read the parable of the mustard seed and the parable of the leaven, each of which is used to explain how the kingdom will start small, then grow exponentially. After explaining the parable of the wheat and the weeds, more parables follow, including the

Today, the Lord offers consolation and hope for those in exile. After 70 years of living outside of the land the Lord has given them, the Lord will bring judgment upon those nations which brought destruction. His people will once again return to the land of promise. Though their land had been decimated by war, it will be brought back to life. The Lord then expresses His everlasting love for His people, promising to rebuild them and make them joyful once more. A new covenant is coming, one in which

Today's devotion is written by Beth Davis.

Fr. Peter Turrone

Prayer to Our Lady of the Rosary Blessed Mother, you invite us to ponder the saving mysteries of your Son through the holy Rosary. As we pray with you, may our hearts be drawn ever closer to Jesus. Strengthen us in times of trial, guide us in moments of doubt, and keep us faithful in hope and love. Mother of the Church, intercede for all who turn to you in prayer. Bring healing to the sick, comfort to the sorrowful, and peace to families and nations torn by division. May the Rosary be f...

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Share a comment Peter never forgot the sound of his own failure, and that’s exactly why his words land with such weight. We start with the hope-soaked reality that the gospel removes condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, then we ask the uncomfortable question: if grace is real, what should a changed life actually look like on an ordinary Tuesday? We work through 2 Peter 1 and the “seven supplements” to faith, not as abstract theology, but as a practical path of Christian spiritual ...

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