Must we give up everything we own for the "kingdom"? (Matthew 13:44–46)

 Question: Must we give up everything we own for the "kingdom"? (Matthew 13:44–46)

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What does the Bible say about rage?

 

Question: What does the Bible say about rage?

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What is the significance of Jesus breaking the loaves before He gave them to the disciples to feed the crowd?

 Question: What is the significance of Jesus breaking the loaves before He gave them to the disciples to feed the crowd in Mark 6:41?

LOAVES from heaven

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What is the rock in Matthew 16:18?

Question: What is the rock in Matthew 16:18?

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How many people are the "many" in Matthew 7:13?

 Question: How many people are the "many" in Matthew 7:13?

Matthew 7 13-14

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Who are the sons of God mentioned in Romans 8:19 and how will they be revealed?

 Question: Who are the sons of God mentioned in Romans 8:19 and how will they be revealed?

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Pray for Christians in Libya. Christians appeal unjust sentences.

97% of Libyans are Sunni Muslims and it 

is illegal to convert to Christianity

 A Libyan court will soon consider appeals for 10 Christians sentenced to prison for three to five years. The group has been imprisoned since April 2025 after being found guilty of "insulting Islam," "insulting religious sanctities and rituals using the internet" and other charges for living out their Christian faith. "Please stand with us in prayer for God's mercy, strength for the brothers and a just outcome," said a front-line worker.

1. The Christians were initially arrested in 2023 after a member of Libya’s secret police posed as a sympathizer to their activities. After a trial, the Libyan Islamic court system includes one appeal and possibly a final appeal to the Supreme Court. “Please pray regarding a critical situation here in Libya,” said the front-line worker. “Your intercession means more than we can say.”