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Volume 89, Number 2

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“If the spirit of thankfulness lies at the heart of the emblems and governs how we remember “the Lord’s death till he come,” how much more should it govern our lives?”
~ James McCann
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This article launches a new Tidings section, “Stuff That Works,” sharing practical, real-world ideas for living and sharing the gospel. It begins with PraiseFest—a joyful, outdoor outreach that brought faith, music, and community together.
When life shakes your confidence in God, the question isn’t just does He exist? It’s is He worth trusting? This article wrestles honestly with that question and points to why faith is still the best option.
God called Abram out of Ur, but his journey stalled in Haran until he fully separated from idolatry and moved west toward God’s promise.
For five and a half years, Dave Jennings faithfully served as Editor of the Tidings. As he steps into a new role on the committee, we give thanks for his service and welcome three new editors.
Lives were spared but homes, livelihoods, and communities were shattered. Our brothers and sisters in Jamaica still need our prayers and our help.
Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea lingered between darkness and light. Their story challenges us to ask whether we are truly living as children of light.
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“Only conduct yourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ, so that whether I come and see you or remain absent, I will hear of you that you are standing firm in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel;” 

Philippians 1:27 NASB