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Assurance: Hindered Yet Secured

Robert C. Harbach·1967-05-01

There are some who for every reason seem to be entitled to assurance, yet lack it. In some cases, this may be due to poor physical health. Medical science tells us in connection with psychosomatic symptoms that a troubled state of mind often adversely affects the body. The converse is also true. A d

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Decline of Reformation Calvinism in 19th Cent. Scotland Part 4: Watchmen and Watchword

H. L. Williams·1999-01-01

~e to ill health. Cf. DSCOT in loc. Cf . DSCOT in loc. "Watchword". -- 2 of 8 --

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Content with God’s Plan

Rodney Kleyn·2016-10-01

A need may be a lack of friends, it may be a tough home and family life where there is little love, it may be a difficult work situation where your boss seems to be using you, it may be a broken relationship or a situation in which you’ve been abused. “Whatsoever” state, “therewith” to be content. T

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Appreciation for Our Christian Surroundings

Pam Westing·2002-02-01

One of these things is the Christian atmosphere that God has put us in. Our Christian surroundings are so common, that we forget that they are a privilege and a blessing. We take for granted our Christian environment, and we must learn to continually give thanks to God for the circumstances that He

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A Personal Journey to the Reformed Faith

Andy Bryan T. Ragual·2020-05-01

There are divers manners of circumstances which every man experiences. In the providence of God, some are at ease because they have much, while others struggle to have food on their tables. Some are physically healthy, while others by reason of debilitating illnesses are deprived of so many things.

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Church Building: Exclusively for Religious Purposes

Schuyler (Schuiler)·1950-08-01

By way of training, habit, partly depending upon one’s native character and personality, one can and does acquire a customary way of acting, of normal behavior, habit­ual deportment. Training and environment have a lot to do with manners, whether they are good or bad. You don’t need to be a Christia

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Adjustment Problem

Alvin Mulder·1960-09-01

They vary in character: some are vicious, others are gentle, some are noisy, others are quiet, some are calloused while others are sympathetic. They vary in color; they vary in creed. They come from all walks of life: the high and lowly, the rich and poor, maimed and whole. Dealing with such variety

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Stewardship (2) Stewardship and Money: Spending God’s Way

Darren Vink·2006-01-01

You could call this a spiritual disease called “stuffitis.” Stuffitis is the condition where you want more stuff, you think you need more stuff, you want bigger and better stuff, you want the latest and greatest stuff, you just can’t get enough stuff. Stuffitis is a spiritual condition linked with c

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Be Afflicted and Mourn and Weep … He Shall Lift You Up

Randy Vaalburg·2001-07-01

The affliction, or hardship may have involved someone close to us passing away or maybe it was the pain we felt when being mocked by classmates—persecution for righteousness’ sake—perhaps when not giving in to peer pressure at school. We were going through hardship in spite of ourselves. We were not

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Euthanasia (1)

Herman Hanko·1987-11-01

It is this problem which we face in today's society. It is not an abstract problem which can be discussed from the vantage point of one's ivory tower as he surveys life from above, but remains untouched by it. It is a problem which every person has faced, faces at the moment, or is going to face at