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Resource Guide: Mal? Eze? Ju?

Inside BST
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Sometimes, in an effort to save space or time, writers (or someone texting you on the phone) can use two- or three-letter abbreviations for books of the Bible.
Lessons from the Life of Eric Liddell: #4: Truth Is More Important than Popularity

Michael J. Kruger
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Monday, June 17, 2013
The desire for approval is so ingrained in us (and our culture), that it largely goes unnoticed. And when it is noticed, it is quickly dismissed as harmless or irrelevant.
Colossians – Updating the Outline

Alan Knox
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Monday, June 17, 2013
During my detailed studies, going through the book verse by verse, I continually compared what I was finding with my outline. Now, I need to consider making any necessary changes to the outline, because the outline will help me decide how to teach Colossians.
The Kingdom of God and Social Justice

Matthew Harmon
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Compassion that is not rooted in the gospel will ultimately and inevitably lead to assuming and eventually even denying the gospel in the name of caring for people in this life.
How Do I Set the Version of the Bible I Want?

Inside BST
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Friday, June 14, 2013
If you've looked around our site, you'll probably notice that we don't have a way to select a "default" version of the Bible. Maybe you thought we didn't have a way to do that. Actually, we do, and it's very easy.
How Pastors Can Keep from Losing Heart, Part 2: Preaching the Gospel

Founders Ministries Blog
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Friday, June 14, 2013
Having been saved by grace through Christ's Word to him on the Damascus road, mercy received enabled Paul to trust God's method of bringing the same message of mercy to others: preaching the gospel.
Prayer and the Mission of God

Philip Nation
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Thursday, June 13, 2013
It is critical that we remember that prayer is not a power by which we force God to act according to our will. Rather, by communicating with God, His passions can become our passions.
Does God Like Making You Suffer?

Stephen Altrogge
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Thursday, June 13, 2013
I know in my head that God works all things for good, and that I am supposed to rejoice always. But deep down, I suspect God somehow enjoys seeing me suffer.

Blogs

Resource Guide: Mal? Eze? Ju?

Lessons from the Life of Eric Liddell: #4: Truth Is More Important than Popularity

Colossians – Updating the Outline

The Kingdom of God and Social Justice

How Do I Set the Version of the Bible I Want?

How Pastors Can Keep from Losing Heart, Part 2: Preaching the Gospel

Prayer and the Mission of God

Does God Like Making You Suffer?

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