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What’s your secret?

Hello. My name is Jon Enter. Husband. Father of four. Pastor. Coach. Sin addict. And so are you. You may not see it. You…

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DEBT: A four-letter word

Debt can make you do spiritually dumb things. Debt causes stress, affecting your relationships and your waistline. Debt causes fights over spending habits. Debt…

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Healing for broken relationships

In the upheaval of the past year or two, most of us have been touched by divided opinions and stress buildup leading to angry…

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God doesn’t mind

Of the many things I love about Jesus’ mother, near the top of the list are the lyrics to her famous song: “My spirit…

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When life is bleak

Sometimes everything is laid bare before us. We see clearly the reality of our situation and our neediness. We can assess how our own…

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Jesus calls the broken

Have you ever pretended you had it all together? Recently, I met a friend for coffee and, fueled by Pastor Mike’s sermons, decided to…

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God cares (even now)

In a book by Tim Keller, I read the tale of a witch who turned unsuspecting travelers into stone. She had a cottage with…

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When sin tears people apart

I find Paul’s words to the Romans as challenging as they are beautiful: “If it is possible, as far as it depends on you,…

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Better is good

Forget about perfect. It’s not going to happen. Only God is perfect. I suggest we focus on something more attainable like being better. We…

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Number one

A certain fifth-grade class has had a dodgy reputation since kindergarten. They tattle and talk back and can’t form a line without arguing about…

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Mind your own dirt

The good news of Jesus that changes a person’s eternity also transforms a person’s earthly life. It’s impressive to see what God can do…

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You were not meant to carry your burdens

Young adults and the elderly seem to share the ability to be transparent. On New Year’s Eve, a young man sat in my living…