Nehemiah 5

Missio on Just Economics: Angry

Posted on June 17, 2016 by Elizabeth Manley

Nehemiah got angry. He got angry when he heard the outcry and words of the people. Often in Christian circles, anger is seen as a sinful emotion. Sometimes it seems that any emotion outside of joy, happiness, and trust is … more »

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Missio on Just Economics: From Jerusalem to South Asia

Posted on June 15, 2016 by Cara Brown

There are times when I read the Bible that the people and their cultures seem so far away from me that I feel detached from the story.  Their lives are so different from mine in how they eat, dress, where … more »

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Missio on Just Economics (Nehemiah 5)

Posted on June 13, 2016 by Dr. Bill Fullilove

After the Babylonian exile, a small contingent of Judeans returned to the land of Israel, but their initial efforts at rebuilding the nation were spotty and relatively unsuccessful.  Over the following decades, God raised up leaders to inspire and guide … more »

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Well-Said Quotables

“…If he writes with his eye on the spiritual box-office, he will at once cease to be a dramatist, and decline into a manufacturer of propagandist tracts. . . . He will lose his professional integrity, and with it all his power, including his power to preach the Gospel…”

Dorothy Sayers
Playwrights Are Not Dramatists
British Author, 20th-century

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