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Christmas: On Tithes and Temptations
by Mama Heartfilled, Dec 1, 2008
I encourage all of you out there, don’t forget to give God what you owe in tithes, because you will always receive a bigger blessing than if you don’t. After all, God has already given us the greatest blessing of all, the Christ Child of long ago, who still reigns today in our hearts and lives when we obey and honor God.
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The Women and Children Yeshua Loved and Counseled
by Mama Heartfilled, Nov 27, 2008
In the Christ’s ministry, Yeshua, loved and counseled many women, often addressing their social standing in ways that would have been considered inappropriate according to the practices of the day. The interactions between the Christ and women were out of the ordinary for the Jewish culture of this time and place. Women and children were primarily treated as property by the men of Israel, though the Greek women generally had a bit more freedom. Women and children had virtually no rights, were not usually acknowledged or addressed by men in public, nor did they have a public voice. And yet, the Christ both acknowledged and spoke to them in public and private, did not shun their words and actions of love and devotion, and afforded them considerable respect, which was virtually unknown at the time.
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A Brief Synopsis of the Minirth Guide for Christian Counselors
by Mama Heartfilled, Nov 27, 2008
This brief synopsis of The Minirth Guide for Christian Counselors by Frank Minirth attempts to show the most important strengths and weaknesses of the text. It discusses what the author of this paper perceives as the strong points in the text, along with what is felt to be weakness in the prescribed material for the Christian Counseling course at William Carey University.
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Vengeance is Mine Says the Lord
by Mama Heartfilled, Nov 27, 2008
King David once said in the Psalms, "I know I am doing your will, because you have not let my enemies triumph over me".
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The Truth Shall Set You Free: Teacher, Preacher - What's the Difference?
by Nelson Doyle, Nov 26, 2008
Learn the difference between the service of the teacher and the preacher who are commissioned to deliver the Word of God and the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the people.
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The Truth Shall Set You Free: Titles and Names of God
by Nelson Doyle, Nov 20, 2008
Do you know God? Do you really know Him? If you have any doubts whatsoever then this introduction is for you. God in his own Word introduces himself to you.
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Noah's Ark: A New Look at an Old Story
by B Nelson, Nov 15, 2008
While often thought of as a "Children's Story", this is far from it. Loaded with contradictions to what we have been told about God, this story raises some interesting questions.
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Are You Good Enough?
by Rachel Leigh, Nov 14, 2008
What does it take to get into heaven?
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The Importance of the Ten Commandments in Modern Times
by Nelson Doyle, Nov 3, 2008
The Ten Commandments have not passed away just because Jesus Christ died on the cross, was buried and resurrected, paying the price for our sins. There are two-sides of the Ten Commandments that every person should know about.
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The Simple Law: Five Steps to Simplifying God's Requirements
by Michael Klunder, Oct 28, 2008
From 619 commandments of the Torah, to one simple word, the law of God is meant to be practical and applicable to life throughout the centuries. How does the Bible take these multiple commands, condensing them into eleven, then three, then two, finally arriving at only one word?
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