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A La Carte (April 23)

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The Rare Jewel of Christian Commitment – It is a rare jewel, indeed. “Scripture and experience teach us that commitment to the Lord and to His people in the church is one of the rarest and yet most precious graces.”

So Much Stuff, So Little Time – “I need things. What gets confusing is knowing the difference between the things we need and the things we don’t need.”

Ask often, “What does the Bible say?” – It is simple but sound counsel.

Does God Heal Today? – Josh Buice takes on a question that is always controversial.

How to Be Productive – Here is how to be productive according to the Bible.

DayMap – DayMap is an app that may appeal to pastors or anyone else who could benefit from “organizing your projects and tasks by visually mapping out your life.”

The opposite of love is not correction but indifference.

—Anthony Thiselton

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