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Praying the Psalms: 10 Psalms to Bolster Your Prayer Life
It wasn't too long ago that praying the Psalms was an unfamiliar phrase to many Evangelicals. But now recent books on prayer have begun to open the eyes of many to see the value of praying the Psalms.
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11 Books on Prayer Every Christian Should Read at Least Once
These 11 books on prayer will challenge your view of prayer, the church, and God. More than anything, they will bolster your prayer life in ways you cannot even imagine.
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16 Charles Spurgeon Quotes That Will Stir Your Zeal for Prayer
Charles Spurgeon believed his ministry benefited from the prayers of his people more than anything else. These 20 Charles Spurgeon quotes will encourage and inspire you to greater prayer.
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21 of the Best Mere Christianity Quotes from C.S. Lewis
Here are 21 of the best quotes from C.S. Lewis in his book Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis' masterpiece on the Christian life. Plus download Mere Christianity for free.
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Answer This Question Before Writing a Book
Having an idea for a book is easy, but writing a book to get that idea out into the world is daunting. Do you contact an agent or mail your submission to a traditional publishing company? Do you try to self-publish, and if so how does that work?
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6 Ways the Reformation Changed Church (and Life) as We Know It
When Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on Oct. 31, 1517, he hoped to spark a theological conversation about repentance. Instead, the Reformation unleashed a revolution—ideas that transformed Western Europe and eventually the world.
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The Grace of Waiting
David didn’t scheme. He didn’t devise a plan. He exercised the grace of waiting in silence on God to deliver him. By so doing, he experienced God’s deliverance, restoration and blessings.
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The Hidden Reason Why Negative Emotions Are Helpful
Negative emotions help you detect basic needs and warn you of boundary violations. Thus, they aren’t to be avoided. In fact, they help lead you toward healthy self-care and wise decision making.
