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Hezekiah, a king from the Book of 2 Kings, was a devoted reformer whose faith brought prosperity, earning him a unique historical stature. Though praised as unparalleled among Judah's kings, his story is also marked by human flaws like pride and short-sightedness. Discover more in this compelling true story: https://lnkd.in/e-Uz3krS.

If you haven’t encountered St. Augustine of Hippo, he’s a towering giant. He stood as essentially the greatest theologians for about a millennium, finally attracting ~2,000 references from Aquinas and ~3,000 references from Calvin. If you haven’t read the Confessions or the City of God, you’re missing out. Watch out for good translations. New City Press and Cambridge History of Political Thought series are excellent. If you want more on Augustine, look up Ernest Fortin on Augustine. #classicaleducation #classicalconversations #classicalconsulting

What can we learn from King Solomon's Quest for Meaning in Life? Check out my summary of Tommy Nelson's study of Ecclesiastes chapter 2 at https://lnkd.in/gczcDu5V

Dive into our Archives section (1992-2000) and explore articles grounded in Biblical principles. Let's reflect on timeless wisdom and discover how it applies to our modern lives. https://lnkd.in/e7n4dCTr

Have you considered the question of the ages? Check out my post, summarizing Tommy Nelson's perspective on "A Life Well Lived" from Ecclesiastes at https://lnkd.in/g46-Z68g

Learn about the history of our Kingdom in Our Land series 🌴 🐪 🐆

Today marks the anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations. The Apology illustrates the importance of truth-telling to support the healing of First Peoples and communities affected by wrongdoings of the past and present. We recognise and honour the culture and history of First Peoples and support First Peoples staff and communities to heal from the hurt, pain, and trauma from past wrongdoings. DEECA is committed to Victoria's truth-telling and treaty process as an important factor of promoting and embedding the principles of Aboriginal self-determination. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gRik37g3

What does it mean if God claims everything as His? Our newest reading is “Sphere Sovereignty” by Abraham Kuyper. Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Vincent Bacote provides an introduction that aims to shed light on this influential but often misunderstood philosophy of “sphere sovereignty” and its implications for both church and state today. Get it here: https://loom.ly/o02uRo8

In the book of Joshua, stones were left at the place where the Israelites crossed for one purpose: to remember. This act of remembering what God has done is the theme of FTE's 70th Anniversary celebration and publication. Read more about the history of FTE along with reflections from those who have discerned their call to ministry at the link below. https://lnkd.in/e6etTHTF