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Dr. Tom Brimmer discusses how Joshua and the armies of Israel took their first steps into the Promised Land.
Dr. Tom Brimmer discusses how Joshua and the armies of Israel took their first steps into the Promised Land.
By Kathy DeGagne, BFP Staff Writer
True heroes are hard to come by nowadays. We often tend to elevate sports figures, media personalities or Hollywood stars to hero status, just because they’re beautiful, famous or particularly good at something. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines a hero as “a person admired for achievements and noble qualities” and “one who shows great courage.” If we expand “noble qualities” to include humility, selflessness, compassion and godly wisdom, how would our heroes measure up?
In her book Women on the Front Lines, Michal Ann Goll issued a challenge to the Church: “…the Lord is calling us to be heroes. He is preparing us for a time soon to come when the world will cry out for leaders who are in touch with the heart and mind of God.” Continue reading…
By Cheryl Hauer, Vice President
On March 20–21, the Jewish community worldwide will enjoy one of the happiest festivals in their yearly cycle. Today, the holiday known as Purim (Feast of Esther) is celebrated by increasing numbers of Christians as well. It’s a time of frivolity, dressing in costumes, giving gifts of food to the needy and lots of boisterous and exuberant partying. The celebration, as commanded in the book of Esther, commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people in Persia from a nearly successful plan to destroy them completely. Were it not for the courage of Mordechai and his niece, Queen Esther, the plot of evil Haman would have succeeded and thousands of Jewish people—some experts believe as much as 20% of the population of Persia at the time—would have been slaughtered. Continue reading…
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