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A La Carte (August 6)

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Should I Tell My Spouse about Struggles with Sexual Purity? – Here is a good and helpful article from 9Marks.

Can There Be Thrills in Heaven? – If there is no risk in heaven, can there still be thrills? Randy Alcorns answers.

Perfect For Me – I like this: “My father-in-law has a profound little saying that sums up a biblical attitude spouses should have for one another. She’s not perfect, but she’s perfect for me.”

Top 15 One-Album Wonders – You’ll probably only enjoy this if you’ve been listening to Christian music for a long time.

9 Things You Should Know About Hamas – Courtesy of Joe Carter, here are 9 things you should know about Hamas.

It’s Okay to Believe the Bible – Yes, it is!

Alberry

A repeated, fundamental assumption in the New Testament is that if you let Jesus into your heart you will let strangers into your home.

— Sam Allberry

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