Spiritual Growth
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Westley Hazel: Manna in the Morning 2020 (4): Just Enough
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Westley Hazel: Manna in the Morning 2020 (5): What Is It?
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Melvin Otey: They’ll Know We Are Christians By Our Love
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Westley Hazel: Manna in the Morning 2020 (3): He Allowed You to Be Hungry
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Westley Hazel: Manna in the Morning 2020 (7): Not By Bread Alone
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Has This Generation Discovered Something about Grace the Previous Ones Didn't?
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John DeBerry: The Responsibilities of Christians and Governments
John DeBerry: The Christian's Responsibility to Government and the Government's Responsibility to Christians
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John DeBerry: Manna from Heaven for the Hungry Soul
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John DeBerry: Be Encouraged: We Live in the Times of Refreshing
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Ed DeBerry: Overcoming Satan (1 John 5:3-5)
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John DeBerry: Revive Us Again, O Lord! (ASL)
Polishing the Pulpit 2014
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Todd Clippard: Are You Dressed Properly? = Baptism
The Parable of the Wedding Feast, Matthew 22:1-14. No shoes, no shirt, no service. No wedding garment, no Jesus. Learning what it means to put on Christ.
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David Shannon: The Greatest of these is Love (101) (1)
What love requires of us and what we usually understand love to be are two different things!
Paul's 15 descriptions of love in 1 Corinthians 13. They are verbs (in the original language) that we are to do—daily—all the time. What they require of us and what we usually understand love to be are t... -
David Shannon: The Greatest of These is Love (2)
Paul's 15 descriptions of love in 1 Corinthians 13. They are verbs (in the original language) that we are to do—daily—all the time. What they require of us and what we usually understand love to be are two different things!
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David Shannon: The Greatest of These is Love (3)
Paul's 15 descriptions of love in 1 Corinthians 13. They are verbs (in the original language) that we are to do—daily—all the time. What they require of us and what we usually understand love to be are two different things!
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David Shannon: The Greatest of These Is Love (4)
Paul's 15 descriptions of love in 1 Corinthians 13. They are verbs (in the original language) that we are to do—daily—all the time. What they require of us and what we usually understand love to be are two different things!
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David Shannon: God's Man—Humble, Yet Assertive
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David Shannon: When I Pray
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Glenn Colley: Should Christians Forgive Those Who Do Not Seek Forgiveness?
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Hiram Kemp: A Better Prayer Life Starts Today
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Ernest Benjamin: From Believers to Disciples
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Mark Posey: Insights from Second Peter: Spiritual Growth in a Sinful World
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Mark Posey: Burning the Midnight Oil: Living What You Believe—Studies in James
This is an exegetical and homiletical approach to the Epistle of James to Growing Christians.
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Dan Winkler: Maintaining a Tranquil Spirit in the Midst of Trying Times