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Life is full of decisions. The question is how do you know which decision you should make? Chip shares a biblical model of decision making that may help you with that very important choice in front of you.
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The Bible is filled with stories of men whose lives were stained with sin, yet who were also held up as examples to follow. One such man is Jacob, someone who was deceitful, selfish, and did things that were morally reprehensible. What can you learn about your faith from a man like that? Consider that with John MacArthur as he continues his study called A Faith That Pleases God.
Click the icon below to listen.Is it possible that a “better” job could actually be a bad thing for you, your family, your relationships? Chip examines what the Bible has to say about jobs, relationships, and being upwardly mobile.
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A coward who endangered his wife to protect himself. That doesn’t sound like someone you would want to model your life after. So what could the Lord want you to learn from a man like that? Find out as John MacArthur looks at how Isaac—despite some spectacular failures—is a lasting example of faith. Don’t miss the next lesson in John’s study called A Faith That Pleases God.
Click the icon below to listen.Words can bring life and healing; and words can wound deeply. If you have been hurt by vicious words, or if you struggle with controlling your tongue, join Chip as he explores how to guard our tongues and how to bring healing to a damaged relationship.
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How do you handle the daily hassles of life—as well as the major trials? Well, John MacArthur is going to help you answer that by looking at some people in the Old Testament who model an amazing trust in the Lord. Be here as John shows you how to experience the blessing of A Faith That Pleases God.
Click the icon below to listen.Gossip, slander, rumors, lies, we’ve all felt the sting of wounding words - and truthfully, we’ve delivered a few ourselves. In this message, Chip shares how to begin controlling our words and how to respond when we are wounded by the words of others.
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