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The Word in Ten

The Word in Ten

著者： Dwell Community Church
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 A weekly, Bible-based, 10-minute devotional from Dwell Community Church.2026 キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • Joy Through Vulnerability

    Joy Through Vulnerability
    2026/04/14
    Paul's third key to joy is vulnerability—opening his heart to others and expressing affection despite being a driven, Type A personality. Risley challenges the notion of being "not an emotional person," arguing everyone can grow in expressing care, and notes that difficulties in relationships often stem from not being sacrificial enough rather than the other person's failures. She addresses the pain of losing friends through death or spiritual drift, recommending the paper "Cultivating a Tender Heart," and emphasizes that serving difficult people makes them easier to love—not because they change, but because we do when we step into sacrificial love empowered by Christ's affection.To read the essay mentioned, please visit https://www.dwellcc.org/essays/cultivating-tender-heart Speaker: Chris Risley
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    10 分
  • Joy in Relationships

    Joy in Relationships
    2026/04/07
    Paul's second key to joy is focusing on others through gratitude—thanking God for the Philippians and their gospel partnership rather than dwelling on his own suffering. Risley notes that while secular culture recognizes gratitude's benefits, Christians add a crucial dimension by thanking God for every relationship as his gift. She explains how Paul maintained both horizontal perspective (looking at others) and vertical perspective (looking to God), trusting that God is actively transforming every believer until the day they're made perfect. Speaker: Chris Risley
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    10 分
  • Joy in the Midst of Trials

    Joy in the Midst of Trials
    2026/03/31
    Chris Risley opens a four-part series on Philippians 1:1-11, exploring how Paul—beaten, imprisoned, and chained to Roman guards—could write a letter bursting with joy and contentment. The first key to biblical joy is understanding ourselves as bondservants of Christ, recognizing that our lives belong to God and are part of his sovereign plan. Risley examines how Paul saw his house arrest not as suffering but as opportunity, realizing he was reaching elite Praetorian guards who would never have listened to a street preacher but couldn't escape an imprisoned man radiating inexplicable joy. Speaker: Chris Risley
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    9 分
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