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When The Stars Disappear

When The Stars Disappear

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 Probing human suffering and applying truth to life’s most crucial questions.Copyright 2022 Christian Scholars’ Fund. All rights reserved. Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • The blissful consequences that are ours because of Christ’s sacrifice

      The blissful consequences that are ours because of Christ’s sacrifice
      Apr 6 2023

      In this, the final episode of Season 1 of When the Stars Disappear, Mark and KJ wrap things up by explaining how our accepting Christ’s work through faith results in renewed fellowship with God and how Jesus’ bodily resurrection assures us that behind the sin, suffering, and death that we see lies a greater and much more glorious reality that will be revealed on the day when Christ returns.
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      35 min
    • The righteousness of God revealed

      The righteousness of God revealed
      Mar 16 2023

      Mark and KJ wrap up their discussion of the suffering that we may experience because of our first parents' rebellion by showing what is wrong with prosperity preaching and then turn to begin exploring the last two parts of the whole Christian story: redemption and consummation.
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      36 min
    • Why has this happened to me? Part 2

      Why has this happened to me? Part 2
      Mar 2 2023

      After Mark suggests that the language of Scripture should become so familiar to us that we naturally speak it back to God in prayer, he and KJ then go on to discuss how the book of Ecclesiastes can help us to understand and endure our suffering.
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      35 min
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