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This is the Church

Joyce Holstege
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Saved to Speak

David Engelsma·1983-08-01

A foreigner talks differently; dresses differently; eats differently; has different customs; lives differently. God’s people on earth live differently, not physically, but spiritually. They have a different standard—God’s Law; they have different values—God’s favor upon them; they have different goa

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Dating- Leaving Father and Mother

Wayne Bekkering·1985-06-01

2) More maturity often changes a person’s outlook on life, and along with that, the idea of a life mate. b. Too serious dating (“going steady’’) in high school has its problems. 1) It limits the opportunity to get to know other boys and girls. 2) It implies a serious commitment that many young peopl

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Courtship and Marriage (4)

Herman Hanko·1958-07-01

It is at this point that a rather subtle and unspoken change begins to take place in the relations of young men and young women. From that point on dating assumes a more serious character, and one is generally using his or her time to find for themselves a partner whom eventually they hope to marry.

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Fleeing Sin (3)

Aaron Cleveland·2000-02-01

We do not pattern our lives after their behavior. We do not seek spouses among them and date them. We do not join their clubs or groups or leagues so that we might enjoy recreation among them and play with them. It ought to be obvious to them that we are indeed spiritually separate (“a chosen genera

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Preparing for Dating

Luke Potjer·2021-06-01

Desire to be united first to God; only then will you ever find true union with another. Live in faithfulness, and in recognition of your weaknesses, strive to grow each day. Seek to learn from scripture. Take up good Reformed literature. Let your entertainment be glorifying to God’s name. Pray witho

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Letter to a Young Lady in Waiting

Lisa DeBoer·2014-06-01

Be careful to not cross that line. Get together with mixed groups. Girlfriends are tons of fun, but if you hang out exclusively with girls, its going to be intimidating for any guy to ask you out. Host a bonfire, start a book club, plan a beach day. If you are too shy to handle this, ask a friend to

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Dating

Ronald Vanoverloop·1967-02-01

A question which might also arise is, “As long as I go to our church and school activities, what difference does it make whom I date?” But it does make a difference for the danger, then, is not in the place you attend as much as it is in the person you are with. We have to face the fact that when it

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Role Models

Arie den Hartog·1991-03-01

The new generation wants to change the life style of the older generation. But the changes they seek are often no improvements at all but only make the world even worse. The calling of the Christian is to be different and separate from the ungodly world in which we live, radically different. The Chr

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Conformed-Transformed

Sidney DeYoung·1953-05-01

It is so difficult to be different in custom, in word, and in walk from the rest of the world. The world, after all, sets the fashions and the “forms” to which everyone is supposed to “conform”. In your contact at work you, no doubt, are often confronted with these things very concretely. You are as