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Christmas question for the day

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We at EDN are in a period of reflection and contemplation for the important season of  Christmas. Our attention will be on raising certain questions that we invite you to comment on.  We will return to our series probing controversial issues on January 4th. TODAY’S QUESTION: Do you celebrate the “Twelve days of Christmas”, or…

New! Serialized Novel! Gathering of the Eternal Five

New! Serialized Novel! Gathering of the Eternal Five

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Starting today we will be serializing a new novel by Andy Garza, author of The Scarab and the Cross. Titled Gathering of the Eternal Five, it will follow five women who encountered Jesus and record their impact on the Christian faith and the world. Prologue Walk through the halls of time in search of legendary…

Jesus’ Life Offers a Model of Contentment

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by Drew Smith   We live in a restless and discontented age. Each day we are confronted with problems and circumstances that test our peace and contentment. We worry about financial problems, health problems, and family problems. We are anxious about raising our children, succeeding at work, and maintaining a certain standard of living. Moreover,…

Forty Days of Lent? What About the Fifty Days of Easter?

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by Allan R. Bevere One thing I have noticed as a Protestant whose tradition observes the forty days Lent: We don’t seem to be very good at observing the fifty days of the Easter season. Yes, we pull out all the stops in worship on Easter Sunday, but then we seem to immediately go back…

Gathering of the Eternal Five (First Installment)

Gathering of the Eternal Five (First Installment)

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Rambling through the back corridors of my mind is the story that brought me to Jerusalem. I was a boy no more than five or six years old. A captive of raiders that came to my father’s farm in Iberia to pillage and plunder all in their sight. I was one of their victims until…

A Cup of Cold Water

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by Chris Surber   [ene_ptp]I never imagined God would lead me to live in a place like Haiti. My first mission trip to Haiti was less than 3 years ago and it was my first mission trip anywhere. For years I’d ministered to what we would call the “least of these” in America. It was…

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