Paul Chappell

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  Dec 7, 2024

  How to find peace in a noisy world

  We long for a “silent night,” but sometimes it seems that stillness is an unattainable luxury. How can we who know Christ find peace amid the noise?

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  Nov 3, 2024

  What can the righteous do?

  Here are eight biblical ways believers in America can make a difference for Christ.

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  Jun 20, 2018

  When a Leader's Influence Reaches Beyond the Title on the Door

  Our culture gets hung up on titles, and we often buy into the premise that leadership and influence are related to our position on a flowchart or the title on our office door.

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  May 26, 2018

  5 Common Causes of Conflict in Marriage

  Our first fight as a married couple was at our wedding reception. More accurately, it was in the car immediately after the reception—but it started at the reception.

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  Feb 14, 2018

  It Looked Different In the Picture: In Marriage, Unrealistic Expectations Can Set Couples Up for Disappointment

  Many dating or married couples build up Valentine's Day and have sometimes unrealistic expectations for a romantic holiday. Sigh!

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  Feb 3, 2018

  In Marital Conflicts, Grace-Filled Responses Pour Water on a Fire Rather Than Gasoline

  A carnal Christian takes what could remain a small matter and makes it larger.

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  Jan 22, 2018

  Jesus' Birth Is Perhaps the Greatest Pro-Life Story Ever Told

  Even before baby Jesus was born, He was living proof that God's design for life begins at conception.

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  Dec 15, 2017

  Communication Is a Two-Lane Highway

  Arguments about the gift-giving budget, unrealistic expectations for the perfect Christmas, demanding time constraints, a house full of people and maybe even something burning in the oven. All of these stressors can contribute to a miserable Christmas—and a horrible New Year.