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With over 50 million copies sold, Jesus Calling serves to inspire you with books, blogs, a magazine, an uplifting podcast, and free resources.

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Browse more resources on pornography, addictions, and abuse. Continue exploring biblical content to find freedom, healing, and hope in Christ.

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Unmasking the world of Christian dating with honest conversations, practical wisdom, and a whole heck of a lot of laughter.

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SBC entities respond to COVID-19 crisis with: National WMU free resources pages; MBTS professor's The Leadership Project podcast with Floyd's "leading through crisis"; and Boyce College expands online options for high schoolers.

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The Paper, the long-awaited spin-off of The Office, arrives on Peacock today, introducing audiences to a new world of characters from the Dunder Mifflin

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The Bridge to Life illustration gives a brief but complete explanation of the good news of the gospel. Available for download and in booklet form.

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Get your own First Hymn T-shirt that's sure to prompt some questions. The text is a stylised version of a line from the ancient Greek lyrics found on a papyrus fragment dating to the 200s AD, known as P.Oxy 1786: To the only giver of all good gifts. Amen. Amen.  It’s the earliest-known Christian hymn that has both lyrics and musical notation in tact. "Giver of good gifts" was one of Zeus’s epithets, according to The First Hymn documentary host, Professor John Dickson. But the original writer of the ancient hymn says ‘to the only giver of all good gifts.’ This may be a nod to Zeus; a deliberate construction to move people away from local deities to - as Christians saw it - the one true Lord of the universe. On our t-shirt, the text fits inside a Coptic Cross, an ancient symbol used by Egypt's Coptic Christians. P.Oxy 1786 was found in the ruins of Oxyrhynchus, a significant city in Roman Egypt in ancient times. The Christian population was burgeoning there in the 2nd and 3rd centuries - it is the home of our First Hymn. Supporting Egyptian Christianity for the future. The First Hymn T-Shirt net proceeds proudly support Anglican Aid, who is working with the Alexandria School of Theology in Egypt to train Christians for ministry and community leadership in Egypt and across the north of Africa. It's our small way of giving back to Egypt's coptic Christians, from whom the First Hymn originated. Shirt quality  Regular fit Crew neck, neck ribbing Preshrunk to minimise shrinking 100% cotton Care Instructions To keep your custom printed shirt looking its best we recommend following these washing guidelines. Cold wash only Wash inside out No harsh detergents Do not tumble dry Do not iron print area Line dry inside out, preferably out of direct sunlight A care card will also be provided with your order. Shirt sizes Order your t-shirt in Navy or Ecru in these sizes: Small Medium Large X-Large 2XL 3XL Shipping Information Please note: The Ecru-colour ships i