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Paths To Addiction
If you’re bound to sin, when it calls, you must answer.
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Breaking Stubborn Habits
How do you go about changing human behavior?
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The High Cost Of Sexual Purity
Addiction to media and technology can lead you to your grave.
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Breaking The Cycle
You can be changed deep down at the heart level—but only God can do it. And He delights to do it.
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Breaking A Stubborn Habit
It is God’s intention to change us from the inside out.
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Reformation And Regeneration
Helpful for the Sunday school lesson for September 19, 1920. All reformation is after the pattern of Matthew 12:43, “When the unclean spirit is gone out of a man, he walketh through dry places, seeking rest, and findeth none.” When one form of amusement is cut off from the wicked-doer, he immediately sets about to find another set; when one mudhole is denied the pig, he immediately proceeds to find another. By law men have tried to make men keep Sunday. Their first purpose was that men might go to church, but, though we have more Sunday enforcement than the … Read More >
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Seven Snares Of The Enemy
Many people struggle with secrets—secrets that destroy their souls. These messages not only diagnose the problem they also give a prescription for those who seek hope and healing. Here is a positive hope that life can be different; God stands by to help us with our struggles.
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Alcoholism: Quitting Tomorrow
We need God to escape our addictions, for only He provides perfect forgiveness, acceptance, and fulfillment.
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Putting Your Past Behind You
People are only as sick as their darkest secrets. Healing past wounds is a process or a journey, not an event. This series discusses basic principles and true stories of people who put their dreadful past behind them.
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Why Good People Do Bad Things
Why do good people often act in such selfish, destructive, and evil ways? This series helps us face the truth about ourselves and then introduces us to the marvelous grace and mercy of God. Here we see our self-deceptions, our unwillingness to see our selfishness, and our uncanny ability to …
