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Recommended Reading
Because I didn’t recommend Beth Moore’s book, I started to wonder to myself which books I would recommend as alternatives. Some of the topics Beth addresses in Get Out of that Pit are what to do with the bad things that have happened to you, or suffering, codependent relationships, repentance, feeling accepted and loved by…
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Around the blogosphere
Carolyn McCulley shares her thoughts on a Washington Post article regarding recent findings that, while it is good for women to talk about their problems and feelings, there comes a point when some kind of action must be taken. Too much talking isn’t helpful and eventually only makes us feel worse about our problems. Ain’t…
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Book Review: Get Out of that Pit by Beth Moore
“It takes one to know one.” Isn’t that what we said in retaliation to a schoolyard taunt? Yet Beth Moore turns the phrase, using it to imbibe hope in those Christians who are “living” in pits. Having lived so much of her life in one pit after another, it is her pleasure and passion to…
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Continuing Studies
This month’s special at WTS is the latest book from R.C. Spruel, The Truth of the Cross. I’ve read three different reviews of this book and all highly recommend it. Many arguments revolve around the cross, Christ’s purpose and what he achieved by dying upon it for believers. Why not study it for yourself? Please…
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The Best Stories
I am always sad when I turn the last page to find a blank one. Ads
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