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Keep Thy Heart
Heart-keeping is a personal discipline that must last a lifetime. How do we keep our hearts, from which all life springs? With diligence, focus, perseverance, and by pondering the path of our feet.
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Keeping a Healthy Mind
Pointers on how to think the truth, thoughts that our Maker wants us to dwell on, so that the marvelous minds He gave us will continue to function in the way that He designed and be a blessing to His kingdom.
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Launch Out Into the Deep
From the story of Jesus calling Peter to become a fisher of men instead of fish, learn some parallels to being an evangelistic Christian today. Let us think more of the lost, and what we can do to reach them with the good news of the Gospel! Launch out into the deep!
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Let Her Be Covered
"Let her be covered"-is this an out-dated ordinance? Follow this thoughtful exposition of 1 Corinthians 11; seven reasons are given in this passage that explain why a Christian woman will want to obey this command, and thus find and fill her role in God's authority structure.
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- Jason Sensenig
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- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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- Modestia/Modo di vestire Cristiano
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Let There Be Light
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- Lebanon County Youth Chorus
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- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
- Argomenti
- MusicaNon-resistenza
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Like a River, Glorious
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- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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- Pace
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Living Under Lockdown
While the current pandemic seems novel, there have been similar situations in the past. As you struggle to cope with “lockdowns”, learn of a man writing from a Roman prison how you can be free even during a lockdown. There is cause for hope, and more reasons than ever to share Jesus with the world.
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Man of Sorrows
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- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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- AdorazioneMusicaSalvezza
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Marked for Sacrifice
How did Jesus fulfill the type of the Jewish Passover? How does His death coincide with the death of the Passover lamb? Most importantly, WHAT DOES JESUS' DEATH MEAN FOR US TODAY? How are Christians to live like Him? How does God's will affect the doctrine of predestination?
