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Month: December 2013

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Christian Idolatry

In Biblical terminology, an “Idol” can be anything we value, honor, or pursue more than we value, honor, or pursue God. It is anything that takes priority in our lives. We tend to think of idols as “evil,” as things that are themselves inherently bad. This thinking misses the point. The evil of idolatry is not in the object of our attention, but in our own misplaced priorities. Number 21:4-9 provides the first, and I believe

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Leaders to Singles
Missing the Kids

A man walks into a fall festival at his church. The look on his face is weathered from the years of addiction that has cut him off from his children. Where did it all go wrong? It seems like just a few moments ago he was taking his kids trick or treating and now he’s a single parent looking for a place to feel loved. He made a decision for Christ a few months back

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TFO - Table for One Ministries- Ministry for Singles and Leaders to Singles - Blog - How Can I Keep From Desiring a Relationship 24-7-
Dating
How Can I Keep From Desiring a Relationship 24/7?

A single wrote into us and asked “How can I keep from desiring a relationship 24/7?” This is a great question and a struggle many single adults have. The root of this question is trying to fill a void of loneliness, that makes a person feel like they need someone in their life because they are so lonely.  Loneliness can come into our lives in many different circumstances. It can be from being alone at home,

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TFO - Table for One Ministries- Ministry for Singles and Leaders to Singles - Blog - Assuming About Single Parents
Single Parents
Assuming About Single Parents

Too often we assume. When we see single parents there is an assumption that premarital sex probably occurred and that the other person is long gone abandoning their children. There is also an assumption that single parents almost always come as mothers, not as fathers. Finally there is an assumption they can not do it alone and the phrase “I don’t know how you do it” always seems to slip out. We would like to

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