Author: Charles Moore

The Loneliest Number

Three Dog Night sang, “One is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do.” I’ve been walking our congregation through the book of Ecclesiastes, and Chapter 4 has confronted all of us with the problem of aloneness. As I looked at

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War and Peas

I’m a big fan of green peas. Even the frozen kind that you nuke for 4.5 minutes right before dinner. With just a little butter on top, they fit almost every plate perfectly. Eileen and Josh don’t share my affinity

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Be Opened!

Ephphatha! Even if we could pronounce it correctly, it’d be a strange sound in our ears. But it’s a word recorded in the Bible – so it’s a word that will always matter. In fact, it’s a word that should

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IVF: No Easy Answers

Any couple that has endured the piercing sorrow of infertility knows all too well the feelings of desperation and despair. The pain is real. We as Christ’s body must be full of grace toward anyone struggling with the inability to

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Come, Holy Spirit!

Does your walk with God need renewed energy and joy? Do you want to break free from the wintry spiritual blues? Do you need some fresh wind in your sails? You’re not alone. Lots of Christ followers are reporting a

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What a Fool Believes

The gun is loaded and pointed. Right at the Bible. That’s what you get when you combine rampant moral relativism and widespread hostility toward objective truth. So those of us who believe the Bible better know why we believe what

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Joy in the Court

“Now the chief priests and the whole council were seeking false testimony against Jesus that they might put him to death” (Matthew 26:59). The scene in Jerusalem was a palatial mansion. As the supreme ecclesiastical court, supposedly in search of

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Immigrant Love

I write this as a passionate foreign language major. With career ambitions in teaching or international law, I received my undergrad degree in Spanish from the University of Kentucky in 1984. I earned a 4.0 in my major, under the

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God Shed His Grace on Thee

Still reflecting on all that I have seen here in D.C. surrounding the inauguration, I am rather quiet tonight. The climate in Washington is invigorating, in both a political and meteorological sense, but I am silently pondering the responsibility that

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Masculinity Redeemed

The evangelical culture has dropped the ball. It’s my guess that no one intended to drop the ball, but we did. After the widespread failure of “purity culture” to deliver the healthy marriages and families that it promised – at

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