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When choosing a Christian gift, consider the recipient’s preferences and occasion. Options include a quality Bible or devotional book for spiritual development, religious artwork, cross jewelry, and Christian music. A prayer journal, Christian-authored books, retreat tickets, personalized items, or an online Christian resource subscription might also be appreciated. Ensure each gift enhances the person’s faith journey.
EFRAT, an Israeli non-profit dedicated to preventing abortions by providing aid, has expanded its scope to support the IDF soldiers during a war. The organization, which offered assistance to 85,200 expecting mothers to date, is now supplying thermals, jackets, and other essentials to soldiers on the front line, who reportedly face extreme cold. The initiative was taken after an IDF soldier’s father, who had received EFRAT’s help two decades ago, reached out to aid his son.
The provided content lists influential Christian literature beyond the 100-year timeframe. It includes books like “Orthodoxy” by G.K. Chesterton that defends Christianity, “The Cost of Discipleship” by Dietrich Bonhoeffer discussing grace and discipleship, and various works by C.S. Lewis that explore Christian doctrines, grief, good and evil, and temptation. It also mentions Corrie ten Boom’s Holocaust memoir, Tolkien’s Christian-influenced fantasy trilogy, and John Stott’s exploration of the Cross’s importance.
By: Gary L. Ivey WebSite Christians usually spend most of their Bible study time in the New Testament. That makes sense, because Christians are focused on Christ and The New Testament is where we learn about Christ and his ministry in the Gospels, then the growth and development of Jesus Christ’s Church in the rest … Read more
