Resources
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Peace and Pardon from the Bible
For the honest individuals who battle with a guilt complex and search for satisfying answers to life's questions. May these selected passages of Scripture help them understand guilt and God's provision for peace of mind
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- Christian Light Publications
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Peace in the Church and Community
One of the biggest sources of stress in life is our relationships with other people. Is avoiding those we clash with the answer or is there a better solution?
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Peacetime Nonresistance
Jesus' instructions to "Resist not evil" apply to both times of war and times of peace. How should believers live as defenseless Christians every day?
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People Call Us Mennonites
"People call us Mennonites. You may have thought we are different. Some people think we are odd. But we are not ashamed to be different from most professing Christians, because we are serious about obeying God and His Word."
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Peter: A Restored Leader
Although Simon Peter denied Jesus three times on the night before His crucifixion he later became one of the pillars of the church. His example should be an encouragement to all who have fallen in their Christian lives.
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Pleasing God
How can we please God? A sermon that explores the lives of several men of whom it is said specifically that they pleased God, to learn what it takes to be among their number.
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Pleasures Forevermore
How delightful this world is! At least it was meant to be. God virtually crammed His creation with various pleasures. However not all pleasures are for the Christian. How can we know God's will in this?
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Post-modernism
Post-modernism; what is it and is it even a problem?
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- Biblical Brethren Fellowship
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Practical Evangelism
Do we have a vision for helping the lost to find Jesus? There are many opportunities and ways to reach the lost.
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Prepare to Meet Thy God
There is one thing that is absolutely certain—we all must meet God. The only question is; are you ready for that meeting?
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Preparing for Death Gracefully
Many people look at death as a dark hole into which people stumble when they breathe their last mortal breath. But for the Christian death can be the moment of final victory.
