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From Creation to Completion

Scripture presents history as a single, intentional work of God—from beginning to end. The Bible does not record a series of disconnected events, but the unfolding of one deliberate purpose. Scripture does not move toward uncertainty, but toward the fulfillment of God’s original intent for creation. What God begins, He brings to completion. Even in the face of rebellion meant …

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The Freedom Found in Forgiveness

Forgiveness may be one of the hardest things God calls us to practice, whether toward others or toward ourselves. It doesn’t mean excusing evil or pretending nothing happened. It’s the deliberate, God-honoring choice to release resentment, let go of the desire for revenge, and trust our heavenly Father with justice. Even the world around us recognizes what Scripture has long …

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The Permanence of Salvation

One of the most pressing questions believers wrestle with today is simple — is salvation truly secure, or is it something that must be maintained through continued faithfulness, obedience, or perseverance? For many sincere Christians, salvation has quietly shifted from a finished work of God into a fragile arrangement dependent on human consistency. The result is often uncertainty instead of …

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Joy That Holds In A Shaking World

Joyous New Year! As we step into 2026, it’s worth acknowledging something we all already know: some hard things will happen this year. There will be disappointments, interruptions, and moments that test our patience and faith. Circumstances will not always make us “happy.” But Scripture never calls us to chase happiness—it calls us to choose joy. And the joy of …

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Celebrating 15 Years of Ministry

Standing Firm, Growing Strong, Pressing Forward This year marks a remarkable milestone for The Living Truth Fellowship: 15 years of ministry rooted in God’s faithfulness, grounded in His Word, and strengthened by believers who love the truth and desire to walk with the Lord Jesus Christ. Since 2010, God has guided our steps, expanded our reach, and shaped our fellowship …

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Unwrapping the Mystery: The Truth of Christ’s Birth

Every December, people around the world celebrate what they call “the Christmas story.” Yet the real account of Christ’s birth, as recorded in Scripture, is far more beautiful and precise than the traditions that have accumulated over time. Understanding the truth about Jesus’ birth shows not only the humility of his arrival but also the greatness of God’s plan of …

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The Greatest Gift Ever Given

As the Board of Trustees of The Living Truth Fellowship, we want to share a heartfelt message this Christmas season. As the world celebrates the season of giving, it’s fitting that we reflect on the most extraordinary act of love ever shown—the giving of God’s only begotten Son. The true message of Christmas is not wrapped in sentimentality, but in …

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Pick A Side: The Choice We Can’t Avoid

Life is about choices. Every day we make small ones that shape our routines, and great ones that define our destiny. But above every human decision looms the greatest choice of all—the one Jesus set before all humanity. His mission was not to give people a new philosophy or a religious option. His mission was to confront the world with …

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Three Times a Day: Living in Prayer

In recent months, something has been stirring within the Board of Trustees of The Living Truth Fellowship. Over the past few years, each of us has been drawn into a deeper focus on prayer. It wasn’t planned, and it was never discussed, yet prayer has become the center of our lives. Just a few weeks ago, Marc reminded us that …

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How Big Is Your God

When I first confessed Jesus as Lord, I didn’t realize I was stepping into a life where suffering might come with the territory. Today, believers around the world are experiencing this reality, and signs of it are increasingly present here in the United States. Stories of Christians facing hostility for standing firm in their faith are no longer rare—they are …