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5 days ago | 
christianpost.com | Robin Schumacher
If you weren’t aware, Brazil has one of the world’s fastest rising divorce rates. To tackle the increasing number of marriages ending, heartbroken Brazilians are doing what any sane person would do in hopes of maintaining love, fidelity, and keeping that spark alive in a relationship. They’re turning to witchcraft.
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1 week ago | 
christianpost.com | Robin Schumacher
Unless you’ve been in a sensory deprivation chamber for the past couple of weeks, I’m sure you’re aware of the stomach-churning antisemitic attack that occurred on June 1st in Colorado.
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1 week ago | 
news.crossmap.com | Robin Schumacher
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2 weeks ago | 
christianpost.com | Robin Schumacher
My wife and I recently returned from a month-long trip where we saw our youngest daughter compete in two athletic competitions in North Carolina (she won the second one!), and then we went on from there to spend the next 3 weeks in Florida. In past years, we flew to these spots, but flying these days is on par with the trashiest commercial bus voyage, so we decided to pile into our SUV and drive ourselves this time around.
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3 weeks ago | 
christianpost.com | Robin Schumacher
I want you to stop and consider something for a moment. Reflect on today and recall what happened to you, the things you did, and the experiences you had. If it’s early for you right now, substitute yesterday for today and do the same thing. All done? Now let me ask you: would any of that have happened had God not willed that it would? I’d wager that the vast majority of us, whether Christian or not, believe we’re mostly in control of what goes on in our lives.
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1 month ago | 
christianpost.com | Robin Schumacher
Christian apologetics seems to be more of a hot potato than ever. And I’m talking just within the church. On one side, we have Christians who sneer at apologetics, saying that no one ever believes because of it, that it’s only good to shore up the faith of the already faithful, and its methods short-circuit faith, which is the key to everything. If you’re one of these people, you need to stop saying that. Because you’re wrong.
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1 month ago | 
news.crossmap.com | Robin Schumacher
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1 month ago | 
christianpost.com | Robin Schumacher
So, tell me — have you confessed your sins to God today? If you have, why did you do that if you’ve already been forgiven for those sins when Christ died for you on the cross? With that, I’d like to welcome you to one of the many internal debates in Christianity, this one on the topic of sin confession to God. Do we regularly confess sin to get/keep God’s forgiveness? Is it for another reason? Is it even needed at all?
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1 month ago | 
christianpost.com | Robin Schumacher
One thing we excel at is quitting. As Crosby, Stills & Nash sang in their song Southern Cross, “We never failed to fail. It was the easiest thing to do.”There’s a lot of data that seems to back that up. When it comes to New Year's resolutions, 23% of people quit within the first week, 43% quit by the end of January, and only 9% successfully keep their resolutions all year.
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1 month ago | 
christianpost.com | Robin Schumacher
It looks like prayer has hit the skids in America. According to a report published by Pew Research this year, “Fewer than half of Americans (44%) say they pray each day. This is a substantial decline from the first Religious Landscape Study (RLS) conducted in 2007, when 58% said they prayed at least once a day.” The researchers went on to say, “Most of the decline occurred between 2015 and 2021, a period in which the shares of U.S. adults who reported praying daily tumbled from 57% to 45%.
