Resources
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A Biblical View of Alternate Health Practices
Acupressure, reflexology, muscle testing, Chi, kiatsu, and oriental herb combinations...should Christians endorse or engage in these alternative health practices?
- Author
- Lester Burkholder
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- Weaverland Mennonite Publications
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Aquila and Priscilla: Helpers in Christ
Although we do not know much about Aquila and Priscilla it seems that they were a couple who was totally dedicated to the Lord and were used to help Paul in his work of preaching the gospel. There are several lessons we can learn from their lives.
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Guidelines for the Christian Young Man
A series of studies for young men on how to build Christlike character.
- Author
- Amos K. Martin
- Publisher
- Weaverland Mennonite Publications
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May a Christian Practice Yoga Exercises?
What is Yoga? How are Yoga exercises in opposition to the Word of God? Why should Christians recognize that? Discover what God's Word says about how He wants us to use our minds.
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Psychology and Our Eroding Emotional Health
In our churches as well as in society, emotional problems are increasing. Psychology's answer is that we need self-esteem and self-confidence for emotional health. What is God's answer? Read about God's response to people with low self-esteem in the Bible, and discover His answers for you today.
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The Cure for Alcoholism
Alcohol is the most destructive drug in general use today. The reasons for drinking are various but the results of using liquor are the same; broken homes and broken lives. But the real question for those who are Christians and drink is "What does God think of my using alcohol?"
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Worry-It's Cause, Curse and Cure
Worry is an almost universal illness. There is a never ending stream of things that can be worried about yet doing so never fixes anything. If you want to be free from the curse of worry learn to trust Jesus. He is the only source of true peace.
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The Doctrine of Justifications
Richard Herr speaks on the Doctrine of Justification and what it means for the Christian.
