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You can make a difference in the life of a child! Captured in the book, The Lucky Few, Josh and Heather Avis share on the pain and heartache that several years of infertility had on their marriage. They then share how God began to prompt their hearts to adopt, and then adopt a child with Down syndrome. They also share on their other two adopted children and shine a positive light on Down syndrome reminding all of us that even if we feel fear we need to step out in faith to what God is calling us to.
The Lucky Few
Special Needs Parenting Collection
Wait No More
Special Needs Adoption Journey
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We’ve all felt feelings of doubt and uncertainty, and this week as we dive into a new series, we’re going to be touching on that topic and speaking directly to the heart of doubt. Now Mark, doubt is often one way that we wrestle with refining our faith …get ready for "I Believe But Help My Unbelief" as a part of our Speaking the the Heart of Doubt series up next on Moody Presents.
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We talk with three Colson Fellows who share their experiences with the program and how they've used it later in their lives to live with clarity, confidence and courage.
Segment 1 – What Attracts People to the Fellows Program
Colson Fellows Program
Segment 2 – Fellowship and Learning Through Cohorts
In this episode, we explore the profound silence that falls over heaven for thirty minutes after the opening of the seventh seal. Far from uneventful, this moment in Revelation 8:1-6 prepares the way for the seven trumpet judgments and the outpouring of God’s wrath. In this passage, we see the seven angels receive their trumpets, a mysterious angel cast burning coals to the earth, and the silence set the stage for the coming judgment on unbelievers.
Whether grace shows up as a drip or a downpour can depend on us—not because we earn it, but because we sometimes choke off the flow. Dr. Tony Evans talks about removing the blockages and allowing grace to move freely.
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