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Creative Disciple Newsletter
June 22, 2025
#57

Mercy at Work and Tools for Growing Disciples

Mercy showcases genuine faith. In my latest reflection on James 2:8-13, I explore how rejecting favoritism and embracing compassionate action display the gospel’s royal law at street level. Read how mercy reshapes relationships and lets grace do the talking. Discover practical ways mercy speaks louder than judgment every day.

Focused Discipleship

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#Personal — Stephen Unthank shows why rooting out sin is vital for keeping Christian zeal burning hot and offers sober strategies for vigilant, grace-fueled ministry.

#Marriage — Every marriage encounters hardship. Discover nine common struggles and how to face them with courage, grace, and a renewed perspective on love.

#Parenting — Childhood stress is real. Equip your children with biblical tools to manage life’s pressures through connection, support, and gospel hope.

#Church —  When decline sets in, early detection matters. Here are seven clear indicators that your church might be in need of fresh direction and renewal.

#WorkHugh Whelchel reviews Matt Perman’s gospel-driven model for productivity, reframing success as getting the right things done for God’s glory and others’ good.

#Pastor —  Your children need you to be more than a pastor. These six insights will help you lead them with humility, presence, and spiritual care.

Weekly Wallpaper

The Lord My Shield

The Lord is a shield for the weary soul—Psalm 3:3. Let this wallpaper design remind you daily that your refuge is already secure in Christ. You can also share this design on social media with this version.

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Until next time.

For the Kingdom,
Jacob Abshire
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