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God As Our Protector

Russell Dykstra·2003-10-01

Dangers still threaten us, and some of these dangers are far more devastating than a skinned knee or a broken arm. There are “accidents” in which people are killed daily. Thieves and rapists live in our land. Death in diverse ways can rob us of a friend, or a father or a mother, a brother or sister.

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You Can Be a Beacon on a Troubled Sea

John Huizenga·2005-01-01

Even so, there are many who see no real danger, and imagine that they can enjoy the wild ride. Although they may recognize the physical and emotional danger, the real danger is spiritual; and unless God has opened ones eyes, he does not believe the danger is real. The ungodly ride the waves in a dru

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Spotting the Lion on Safari – Being Vigilant and Recognizing the Threat to Us

Martyn McGeown·2015-11-01

Similarly, if you are not vigilant, the devil will maul you, and, but for God’s grace, the devil will destroy you. The main reason for fatalities in wildlife parks is the tourists’ lack of vigilance. Many tourists underestimate the power of the lion—the lion does not look dangerous. It looks like a

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Slow Down

James Jonker·1956-03-01

That speeding and reckless driving are dangerous, I trust no one will debate. And God plainly teaches us that we may not willfully expose ourselves to danger, that to do so is to kill. But not only do we have a calling in regard to ourselves; we have a duty over against our neighbor also. We must lo

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Watching Daily at My Gates

John Huizenga·1996-06-01

Certainly there are many bad days in a man’s life and dangers surround him all the time: dangers of sickness and injury, temptations and wicked men. The Lord does not say to His children: “you will never come into danger any more! You will never be brought into temptation!” But rather, when the evil

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Back To School (7)

H C Hoeksema·1951-11-15

If by the safety of God's people in the world is meant the safety of our earthly life and existence, then it is indeed dangerous to be spiritually isolationist. Then all the dangers which we depicted in the previous issue of the STANDARD BEARER come into the picture. And they give the lie to the con

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Beware of the Roaring Lion

Hubert DeWolf·1949-10-01

Not the body but the complete destruction of the soul is his chief interest. Beware of that roaring lion! You must not regard this danger lightly. You must not make fun of him and begin to play with him. He is very clever and deceitful; he is very strong. And he loves noth­ing more than that you wil

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Why, O Lord?

Dan Bergman·2012-05-01

It can be a sudden shock that a loved one has been badly injured and will be hospitalized for a while, so that we are not sure if he or she will ever be the same. It can be daily living with the fear that someone is after you, whether it is real, as it was for David, or mentally, as part of an illne

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Golden Nuggets from the Mines of Scripture

Cornelius Hanko·1981-09-01

O, you know the enemy. He is the devil with all his demons who are mean, vicious, cruel, and who come with many cunning tricks to destroy us. Besides, off to the side is the world, with her bright lights, her alluring appeal, and at the same time, her threat to wipe us out.

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Storms

Deane Wassink·2003-06-01

But, they are willing to endanger themselves spiritually by playing with temptation. They ignore the warnings of their family, friends and church. They pursue their sinful appetites and thrills thinking that they will be safe, that they will be strong. The storms come up and the waves of sin encompa