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— HE IS RISEN INDEED — We hope as you reflect on the familiar passion narrative this season, you’ll remember where it’s all headed: to an empty tomb and a risen Savior who meets and speaks with his people, assuring us that we’ll soon share in his victory.

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The Old Testament holds profound insights into resurrection hope, often overlooked. It's a reminder that beyond this transient life, there lies an eternal promise for those who believe. loom.ly/RGXzIBM

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Today is Ascension Day! So, what Is the Ascension, and why is it important? ✝️ The Ascension reminds us that we serve an enthroned yet engaged Christ. Learn more about how the Ascension relates to our lives today by reading our latest article! loom.ly/cHIKdr4

"No Christian could exhaust the riches found in each petition in their lifetime." Sarah White reviews Adriel Sanchez's new book on the Lord's Prayer, "Praying with Jesus" loom.ly/CsKzR18

One of the tragic effects of dispensationalism on American Christianity has been a speculative spirit with regard to the last things. While the New Testament authors recognized that they were living in the last days and that the consummation of history had already begun in the

"God has given us the sacraments, Calvin says, to put his promises most clearly on display before our eyes—indeed, place them into our hands and mouths—so that they can sink most deeply into our hearts." — Brannon Ellis modernreformation.org/resources/essa…

Every time we justify less than honest means of acquiring something, we become more dragon and less human; every time we store up wealth from selfishness or insecurity, we become more like Smaug sprawled jealously over his treasure hoard.  — Andrew Menkis modernreformation.org/resources/essa…