Shane Idleman

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  Apr 29, 2020

  An open letter to our leaders: Churches must not be handcuffed

  I’m not dismissing COVID-19, but our response to it could prove to be far more deadly and destructive than the virus itself.

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  Apr 13, 2020

  God’s not done: 3 ways to benefit from trials

  I’m very hopeful in God during this crisis, but I’m also very aware of what lies ahead.

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  Apr 12, 2020

  Why is the world offended by the cross?

  Why is the world offended by the cross? Why are so many disturbed when the name of Jesus is mentioned? Why is His name, above all others, often taken in vain?

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  Apr 7, 2020

  Beyond COVID-19: You must travail before you prevail

  Likewise, we must travail in prayer until we prevail. As David Wilkerson famously said, “Victory in the prayer closet gets you victory on the battlefield.”

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  Mar 31, 2020

  Why the economy is just as important as COVID-19

  The reason the economy is so important is that it holds everything together. If Jesus doesn’t care about money (as some say) why did He talk about stewarding it more than any other topic?

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  Mar 29, 2020

  Overcoming fear, conquering chaos: 10 tips for turbulent times

  There is no peace until you are right with God, which leads me to the first  and most important point:

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  Mar 22, 2020

  COVID-19: 8 things you need to know from a pastoral perspective

  We are all affected by this turbulent moment in our world's history, but the Bible does provide solid choices in unstable times.

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  Mar 13, 2020

  Is your blessing waiting on you?

  The Bible is clear that God blesses His people. But it’s also clear that some blessings have conditions: “If you do this, I will do that.”

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  Mar 4, 2020

  Don’t give up on America — here’s why we need this urgent appeal

  Often, God plants us in the center of the storm. God often gets his people to a spot of desperation so they cry out to Him.

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  Mar 3, 2020

  ‘Anyone but Trump’: The Texas evangelicals who plan to vote Democrat

  But some current and former members of the evangelical community have turned to the Democrats, espousing more progressive beliefs.”