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The Ultimate How-To Guide: How to Display God's Character
Mark Dever
Imagine a son whose father journeyed to a distant country and then wrote his son a series of letters, instructing him on how he was to carry on the family name and how he was to conduct the family business. Yet suppose that the son never read his father’s letters. How would this son ever learn to represent the father and conduct the father’s business? He wouldn’t. And neither does the local church that ignores the Word of God.
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Fruit of the Spirit: The First Steps to an Enduring Marriage
Deborah J. Thompson
In order to love one another with a godly love, we mere mortals need a little help. That is where the “Fruit of the Spirit” comes in...
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How Do You Treat the Poor?
Dr. J. Vernon McGee
In the days of Amos, God accuses them of making "the poor of the land to fail." That is, the poor were brought down to such a low poverty level that they never could escape from it.
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Is Religion Evil?
Alister McGrath
The 2001 suicide attacks by Islamic fanatics on the World Trade Center in New York and elsewhere are seen by the "New Atheists" as surefire demonstrations of the intrinsic evil of religion. But is it true that lurking within every religious believer lies a potential terrorist and that if we get rid of religion the world will be a safer place?
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Where Is God?
John Piper
Some people—not all—have found in the greatest evil—the time of greatest sorrow—the greatest need for God and the greatest evidence of God.
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Does God So Love the World?
John MacArthur
Love is the best known but least understood of all God's attributes. Does the Bible teach that God loves all people alike? Is He compelled by some rule of fairness to love everyone equally?
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Don't put off praying
Gary Egeberg
Don't get discouraged with your prayer life. Here are some tips to energize it.
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The Mystery of Evil
R.C. Sproul
The classical problem of the existence of evil has been called the Achilles’ heel of the Christian faith. But have philosophers proven that God cannot simultaneously be all-powerful, loving and good?
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A Healthy Church Member is a Biblical Theologian
Thabiti Anyabwile
Perhaps the most compelling benefit for doing biblical theology is that it deepens our understanding of and facility with the gospel.
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The Value of Learning History: A Lesson From Jude
John Piper
The little letter of Jude teaches us something about the value of learning history. This is not the main point of the letter. But it is striking.
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Love Like Jesus
Woodrow Kroll
To see what fruit pleases the Lord, read the Word with the sole intent of identifying every action verb—those "good works" that both Jesus and His disciples practiced.
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Romans: Cornerstone of Christian Living
Charles Swindoll
Why must righteousness be a gift from God? Because all humanity is unrighteous, corrupted by sin and unable to live according to God's perfect standards. So suggests Paul in his "grandest, most comprehensive statement of the gospel," the letter to the Romans.
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