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Living Sacrifice, It's Motive
What motivates you? Is it approval, money, or love? These often drive us. But when it comes to living for God, they won’t get you very far. So what is it that causes us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices to God? Tune in to hear Dr. James Boice talk about the greatest motivation of all, right here on The Bible Study Hour.
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The Joyful Satisfaction of Beholding, Becoming and Belonging - II
What does it mean to be truly known by God? On today’s edition of Family Talk, Roger Marsh continues his inspiring conversation with physician Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith to discuss her new book, Being Fully Known. She explores the transformative journey of beholding, becoming, and belonging that leads to spiritual rest. Learn how to break free from negative self-talk and discover your unique place in God's puzzle.
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Healing as a Parent from Childhood Trauma – I
If you have unhealthy patterns in your family – passed down through generations – it can feel impossible to break the cycle. Melanie Shankle shares how childhood trauma affected her life, marriage, and motherhood. And how freedom in Jesus Christ set a new path for her family.
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“The Certainty of the Second Coming, Part 2”
There are many people who respect the Bible but may have no idea what most of it means or how to interpret it. That’s especially true when it comes to prophecy—the parts of Scripture that reveal future events.
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May I Introduce to You Saul of Tarsus, Part 1
Scripture describes Saul of Tarsus as a pious, zealous Pharisee and a violent aggressor against Christians. He even delighted in the stoning of Stephen, a faithful follower of Jesus. In this message on Acts 5 and 7, Pastor Chuck Swindoll introduces you to Saul, the chief of all sinners. His dark past is full of shocking surprises. His radical life transformation magnifies the amazing grace of our God! When you encounter Paul’s past, you’ll remember that no one is beyond hope because anyone can find a new beginning with our Savior.