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- Hopelessly sold out
- What ails you?
- Apostles of the absurd
- The tale of 2 NT churches
- The Marvelous chicken egg
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- Family Bible Time
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- LOVING MEANS LISTENING
- WHO MEETS THEIR NEEDS?
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- YOU WROTE
- Beautiful Flower – Broken Pot
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by G.W. Peters
© 1970 by the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Moody Acorn Edition, 1972
Reprinted by permission of MBI
Foreword
What should the Christian’s position be concerning divorce and the remarriage of divorced persons? Respected authorities differ in their interpretations of what the Scriptures teach.
Although the objective and scholarly study which follows does not agree in every point with the position held by the Moody Bible Institute, it is presented to stimulate readers to evaluate the biblical grounds of their own conclusions in this important matter.
The study first appeared in two parts, in the May and June, 1970, issues of Moody Monthly, and has been revised for this Acorn version.
The author is professor of world missions at Dallas Theological Seminary and is a wid...
Formerly: “Children – Fun or Frenzy?”
by Al & Pat Fabrizio
A word of warning
The primary message of this booklet is to relate to parents our struggle in learning to obey instructions in Scripture from a loving Heavenly Father. Therefore it is a word shared specifically from our experience rather than a technique or method for child rearing. For that, more than these few words would need to be written.
Throughout our experiences we always felt the assurance of our Father’s loving attentiveness even during our reluctance to obey. We wanted to give our children the same assurance as we began to train them. Whatever lessons we learned were never intended to gain power over our children in order to manipulate and control their lives...
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