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04
Dec 2025

Most people today call our faith “Christianity”, but in the very beginning, it wasn’t known by that name at all. The earliest believers were called “Followers of the Way”. This simple phrase captures something powerful, something many Christians today can rediscover. 1) The Name Comes Directly from Jesus’ Words. Jesus didn’t teach a path; he claimed to be the path. “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life” John 14.6. To follow Jesus was literally to follow the Way. It wasn’t about a religious label, a denomination, or a cultural tradition.......

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Trust in God.

Trust: A Biblical Foundation. In a world where uncertainty seems to grow by the day, one word becomes both a challenge and a calling: trust. The Bible speaks about trust, not as a vague...


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Atheism: A Christian Response.

Christian responses to atheism vary widely depending on denomination, personal beliefs, and worldview. However, some common approaches include: 1. Respectful Dialogue. Many Christians engage with atheism through respectful dialogue, hoping to share their faith...


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The Turin Shroud: Evidence of Christ?

The Turin Shroud, a linen cloth believed to be the burial shroud of Jesus Christ, has captivated historians, scientists, and theologians for centuries. Its intriguing history and the mysteries surrounding its authenticity have sparked...


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