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John Trotter, East Texas, TX
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Christian Living, Doctrine,
July 30, 2011
Jesus said we must worship God in spirit and truth. What does that involve?
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Leroy Neff, East Texas, TX
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Christian Living,
July 23, 2011
Prayer is a critical part of our life as Christians. Here are some fundamental aspects to consider.
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Ken Treybig, East Texas, TX
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Christian Living,
July 16, 2011
How we think affects so much of our lives. Do we see things from a the perspective of being grateful for God's blessings?
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Bill Johnson, East Texas, TX
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Christian Living,
July 9, 2011
The parable of the prodigal son has many facets, and historical research helps bring it to life. Part 1 is about the prodigal son.
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Ken Treybig, East Texas, TX
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Christian Living, Doctrine,
June 25, 2011
The command against sexual immorality is a safeguard to safe marriages. God gives us insight into how to make this complicated aspect of human life "work best".
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John Trotter, East Texas, TX
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Doctrine,
June 25, 2011
Many teach that belief alone saves us and any action on our part is trying to "earn" salvation. But biblical belief is productive. What are the fruits of belief?
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Ken Treybig, East Texas, TX
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Festivals,
June 12, 2011
The first Pentecost of the New Testament Church was unique. Each baptized member since then has also received the Holy Spirit, though not accompanied by such sights and sounds. But are those any less certain about the receipt of the Holy Spirit? What has your own personal "Pentecost experience" been?
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John Trotter, East Texas, TX
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Christian Living, Encouragement,
June 4, 2011
Many women are mentioned in the Gospel accounts. What can we learn about Mary, Martha and Mary Magdelene?
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Les McCullough, East Texas, TX
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Christian Living,
May 28, 2011
It's said there are no atheists in foxholes. But do you really believe in God and believe God?
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Ken Treybig, East Texas, TX
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Doctrine,
May 21, 2011
Pentecost commemorates the start of the New Testament Church. But what IS the Church?
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