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It's Simple Subtraction
by john ellis
Are the people and situations you deal with daily taking from you?
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When God is Silent
by Janet Morris Grimes
Have you ever wondered what God is saying when you cannot hear him? Have you ever wondered what God is doing when you cannot see him? Have you ever wondered if he is too busy to answer your cry for help?
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The Value of You
by Michael Shoesmith
You are worth the amount that someone else is willing to pay for you. Find out just how much that is. Read on...
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Don't Look Back
by Kris Belfils
Do you hold onto things too tightly? Maybe you hold onto "things" or people, or achievements. We can learn from Lot's wife an important lesson of holding onto things too tightly.
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We Are All Responsible-Stop The Molestation Part 3
by Angela Willingham
For the last several sessions we have discussed molestation from the perspective of the victim and the accused abuser. This time we want to discuss it from the perspective of the rest of us. Those of us who were not abused and were not abusers, but we know someone who has been.
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How Fasting Helped Rush Limbaugh
by Michael Shoesmith
Prominent radio talkshow host Rush Limbaugh went through a time in his life when he battled a pill addiction. This article is an exerpt from the book "Fast Track to Freedom" by Michael D. Shoesmith. Enjoy.
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Christian Sleep Suggestions For a Good Night's Natural Sleep - #1
by Rev. Bill Langford
Christians with sleep problems can find help and suggestions, even lessons, in the Bible. We'll begin the series on how a Christian can use his or her faith to get a good night's sleep, naturally, by looking at Matthew 11:29 "Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls." This verse appears simple and straightforward at first reading, but if examined closely, it is very deep and filled with meaning.
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Addictions 3 Keys to Overcoming Any Addiction
by Kathy Williamson
Learn 3 keys to overcome your addiction. These keys are not being stressed in most support groups.
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Looking at a Woman Lustfully is Adultery
by Angie Lewis
Some people take porn addiction with a lackadaisical attitude. They believe that as long as they aren't involved in the physical act that it is not adultery. But looking at porn is adultery of the mind! Christ lets us know that even looking at a woman lustfully is adultery. Porn addiction hurts your relationship with God, which hurts your relationship with your wife.
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ILLITERACY
by DANIEL OMAGWU
Ignorance: is the absent of knowledge, it is what you don't know that you don't want to know or that you ignore. It is your rejection of light because knowledge is light.Don't go to school to cure illiteracy alone but go to cure ignorance
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How Do I Love My Alcoholic Spouse?
by Angie Lewis
You help the alcoholic best by pulling yourself away emotionally and that takes effort on your part, but you can do it. Love, support, and encourage the alcoholic when they are NOT drinking. Cut the ropes to the disease but love the person. Do not become trapped within the sickness of addiction anymore. You have to start rescuing you for a change and you can only do that by letting it go.
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Fine Art-A Rare Painting-Stop The Molestation-Part 1
by Angela Willingham
One weekend alone I spoke to 5 women and of the 5, four admitted to having been molested as children. The truth is this happens more than we may want to know and while we use to think it happened to little girls it also happens to little boys. Molestation is an equal opportunity threat to the safety of our children and as they grow up it is a threat to their emotional health, choices, relationships and families.
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God Danced The Day You Were Born
by Tazz Dickey Sr
Life's quest for self fulfillment can be found in God. When a basic principle of God is understood all our relationships are enriched.
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Free Your Time Debt
by Kathy Willis
Karen Whiting shares tips for time mangagement and prioritizing your life in this informative article.
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Refocus
by Angela Willingham
It sounded good. Most challenges or goals we set sound good, when we first start, then as time goes by we find it is not working as smoothly as we anticipated that it would. Over the course of time we lose sight of the goal, what was once clear becomes obscure.
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Strategy And Motivation
by Angela Willingham
When Starting a New Challenge it is important that you have a strategy and motivation.
A rock climber cannot just start climbing the side of a mountain without first examining the terrain.
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What Is The Best Way to Study the Bible: Keys to an Effective Bible Study Plan
by Lorene Troyer
Are you trying to do what everyone else is doing and getting frustrated in the process? Read on and discover the best way to study the Bible.
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IT'S TIME TO GET IT TOGETHER-PRIORITIZE!!!!
by Angela Willingham
Anything that is worth accomplishing has to begin with a solid foundation. The first step is to make a decision. Many of us have begun weight loss programs, exercise programs, diets, books, projects and self-help programs without the necessary power to complete the task. We are doing it because someone else suggested it or someone else wants us to. Your husband wants you to lose weight.
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On Healing
by Rachel Asher
This is a creative essay focused on the challenges of the spiritual healing process. In the essay I use my personal experience to expose common misconceptions about healing. The essay is tied together by examining how Christ demonstrates that healing comes from seeking truth, no matter how difficult the process may be.
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How Alcoholism and Hypoglycemia Controls Body, Mind, and Spirit
by Angie Lewis
Alcoholism is a health affliction of the mind, body and soul. Virtually anyone can become an alcoholic if they are around the conditions that breed addictive behavior such as alcoholism that would be environmentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Alcoholism is an addiction that attaches itself to the body, mind, and spirit of its victims. Let's take a look.
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Common Causes of Eating Disorders
by Laurie Glass
Do you have an eating disorder, but struggle to understand what caused it? Do you have a difficult time understanding how one of your loved ones developed an eating disorder? Read on to learn why people sometimes turn to food-related behaviors to cope with loss, change and other difficult circumstances.
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The Best Checklist of 35 Steps to Start a Support Group
by Lisa Copen
Starting a support group doesn't have to be overwhelming. Though a list of 35 steps may feel like a lot, you'll feel confident you've covered lots of questions that will come up later.
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What Are Good Personal Habits To Have: Developing a Positive Attitude
by Lorene Troyer
What are good habits that will help you be successful in your Christian life? Discover 7 things you can do to help you be successful.
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Improving Self Confidence: 10 Ways to Build Self-esteem
by Lorene Troyer
Is low self-esteem preventing you from fully accomplishing your God-given destiny? Read on to find out 10 ways to become a more confident person.
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Jesus The Big Loser
by Annie Glasel
My Lord Jesus is a loser. Let me count the ways.
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Are You Maimed?
by Okwudili Umeweni
Is there anything like being maimed or disabled?
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Have you been falsely accused?
by Okwudili Umeweni
There is a better way to follow false accusations. So easy, people miss it.
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If I Can Do It, So Can You
by Helen Dowd
The point of this article is not to tell the world about my accomplishments: they are few. It is to encourage anyone reading this that IF I CAN DO IT, SO CAN YOU. Don't let anyone discourage you from fulfilling your dreams.
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F.E.A.R NOT?
by sheila rose
One of the most often given commands in the Bible is Fear Not. It is also followed by one of the most awesome promises, " For I am with You.
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Stress Release
by Alissa Griffith
Many people experience different stresses in life. They find that they are unhappy, overweight, their marriages are in trouble, their children are cutting up and/or they are not happy in their jobs. This is something that can happen to the saved and unsaved on a regular basis if not handled in the right manner.
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