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Did Christianity Influence the Samurai?
Are there similarities between Christianity and the Samurai? In his exclusive Beyond The Article interview with Charisma Magazine Online, Doug Stringer uncovered the unique commonalities between the Christian faith and the work of the samurai in Japan. When it comes to the Bushido code of ethics of Japan, which is respected by the samurai, Stringer
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The Great Physician’s Prescription for Guilt and Shame
Your chest tightens. Nervousness develops in the pit of your stomach. You knew better, so how could you have done such a thing? Then fear kicks in. You fear you can’t talk to God as before; you fear you’re not clean enough to be in His presence—not after what you’ve done. These symptoms of guilt
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Preparing to Stand Strong in Troubled Times
When facing the winds of the troubled times in which we are living, U.S. believers need to recover and release a proper pride in our Western civilization, our God-bred, historic culture and our Christian faith. In the middle of demonically inspired difficulties, distresses and discouragements, we must not submit to fears that the present is
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Season 4 of ‘The Chosen’ Hits the Big Screen
The wait is over as Season 4 of the hit Christian TV series “The Chosen” hits the big screen. For the first time, the entire season will roll out in theaters over the next few weeks, and it’s expected to deliver a wild ride of emotions for fans. Get your FREE CHARISMA NEWSLETTERS today! Stay
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Morning Rundown: How ‘The Chosen’ Is Taking the Gospel to Millions
Here’s a quick rundown of the top stories on mycharisma.com: How ‘The Chosen’ Is Taking the Gospel to Millions The wildly popular TV series “The Chosen,” now in its fourth season, is likely to break records this week in terms of its audience. The show, which began as a low-budget project in 2017, has already
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Don’t Give Up on America, Church
Last week, three of us from our team at Christians Engaged traveled to Louisiana for a few days to work with our evangelism partners, Time to Revive. Because of over a year’s worth of work by these faithful evangelists, we saw 11 churches come together across denominational and racial lines for the purpose of sharing the gospel. Every
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How ‘The Chosen’ Is Taking the Gospel to Millions
The wildly popular TV series “The Chosen,” now in its fourth season, is likely to break records this week in terms of its audience. The show, which began as a low-budget project in 2017, has already been streamed by 600 million people. The first three episodes of Season 4 will be shown in theaters this
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How I Prayed for the Darkest Place on Earth
Just before the 2018 Texas primary run-off, I shared with a friend, “You haven’t lived until almost a million dollars in negative advertising is hurled at you.” Five years on, while I may not grasp the pain of Coptic Christians in Egypt or the rejection faced by former Muslims converting to Christianity, I understand the
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The Gospel Reason Why I Went Into Politics
As a young mom shuttling my boys to their Christian school, my journey into politics unexpectedly began. After leaving my mission field plans aside, I married Tim, and together we grew Bluebonnet Pest Control from 1996 to 2001. We eventually sold the business, dabbled in the restaurant industry with our rolled sandwich business, Roly Poly,
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Larry Tomczak’s Week in Review: 7 Best Practices for Evangelistic Success in ’24
“You can pray 24/7, 365 days a year, but America will still go to hell unless you get off your knees and share the gospel.”—Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke “If sinners will be damned, at least, let them leap to hell over our bodies. And if they will perish, let them perish with our arms about their
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2024: The Year of the Shift?
Is 2024 the year of the shift? And if so, what new things are we going to see the Lord do in this new season? In an exclusive Beyond The Article interview with Charisma Magazine Online, apostle Bible Davids is sharing how this year will bring about great shifts and that at the end of
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Faith Obscured: What This 28-Year-Old, Jewish MIT Grad Thought Being a Christian Meant
This story might seem hard to believe for some, but I heard it firsthand from a good Christian friend, whom we’ll call Sam. And upon reflection, it’s not far-fetched at all. Sam’s daughter is dating a 28-year-old Jewish man, a graduate of Tufts and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Shortly before Christmas, Sam, who has
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The Power of This Single Question Drove the Magi to Bethlehem
It was the power of a single question that drove them to Bethlehem. That single question is the burning question of our time. It is the question that will decide the fate of our nation. No, they did not doubt that Jesus was the Messiah. That was not the question. It was something else entirely.
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Billy Graham: A Star, a Song and a Savior
Christmas is a special time. It is a family celebration. Other holidays are different. Good Friday and Easter are usually celebrated in church. National days are honored with speeches, parades and the ceremonies of government. But Christmas is glorified in the home because it is the celebration of a birthday. Yet there is irony in
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The Purpose of Christmas is to Point us to the Holy Spirit
In a new feature article in the December issue of Charisma Magazine Online, I had the opportunity to write about the question of what is the Christmas spirit all about? The truth is, underneath all the festivities, all of the glamor of the lights and music, if Christmas doesn’t point us back to the Holy
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