Compass Check: Fall 2021

|   November 2021

Dating Outside the Church

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The Feast of Tabernacles of course represents the time when Jesus Christ will begin His rule over the entire world. Have you ever considered what kind of changes it will really bring about? In this issue, we’ll talk about this very subject! And speaking of change, most people who have been baptized would agree that it was a life-changing event for them. Maybe you’ve thought about baptism, but the whole prospect seems scary and you aren’t sure how to begin the process. In this issue, we’ll talk a

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You’ve probably heard a lot of people talk about baptism. Perhaps you’ve begun to think about it yourself. Maybe you even understand what it means and…
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The Feast of Tabernacles is first and foremost a Festival of God and a Festival that has a purpose. That purpose is to remind us of a future time…
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Although the origin of COVID-19 is still being determined, there have been quite a few other deadly outbreaks over the past several decades traced…
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Yep, another article about dating outside the Church, but this one is from someone with relevant experience! Read it, there is valuable insight to be…
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Before they were called Christians, early followers of Jesus Christ were known as those of “the Way” (Acts 9:2; 11:26; 19:9,23; 22:4). Interestingly…
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Jacob Mammen has served at a ton of camps over the years—you might’ve met him! We’re kicking off this series with a profile of him because he’s well…
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The Bible has much to say about mental health.So here are five principles of mental health to stimulate discussion, reflection, prayer and meditation.