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- Losing Our Grip on Hope
- Holding on to Hope Is The Challenge
- A Place to Discover God
- God Is in The Waiting
The problem with weariness is that we aren’t where we were, and we are not where we want to be. Life in the middle is hard. We have three kids and when they were younger, they always fought to sit on the end seats. Nobody wanted the middle. You and I are living in the middle — the middle of a tough year, the middle of a pandemic. I don’t like livin...
The persistent questions in the middle are: 1. “If God is powerful enough to cause famines and/or abundant harvests, why doesn’t He intervene earlier? Why does He wait?” 2. “If God loves and cares for His people, why is He silent?” 3. Anxietyalways rises in the face of uncertainty, and we are living in very uncertain times. How do we deal with unce...
The middle is where God reveals Himself. He meets us right where we are; this is why we can have hope. It is in the middle that God revealed himself as: 1. El Elyon, the most high God, to Abraham 2. El Roi, the God who sees, to Hagar 3. Jehovah Jireh, the God who provides, to Isaac and Abraham 4. Yahweh the I Am, the covenant-keeping God who lived ...
Rick Warren writes, “Because we know God is in this waiting middle place, here are 10 reasons why you can have hope: 1. My loving Father will never abandon me. 2. God’s power is greater than any problem. 3. God fits everything into His plan. 4. God has a greater purposefor my life. 5. God has promised to meet all my needs. 6. Jesus died to pay for ...
The End of Hope in the Middle East. The region has always had problems—but it’s now almost past the point of recovery. September 5, 2020, 6:00 AM. By Steven A. Cook, a columnist at Foreign...
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Jul 21, 2020 · Virtue ethics in the Middle Ages, spanning roughly the abdication of the last Western Roman Emperor (476) to the Fall of Constantinople (1453), reflects these changes and therefore departs in many significant ways from the accounts of classical Greco-Roman antiquity.
Apr 22, 2013 · In Study 2, we established causality using an experimental manipulation of beliefs regarding conflicts being malleable (vs. fixed). Findings have both theoretical and practical implications regarding inducing hope in intractable conflicts, thus promoting the attitudes so critical for peacemaking.
