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FOR MOMS FOR DADS “A wife of noble character who can fi nd? She is worth Today, men with a genu- far more than rubies. She speaks with wisdom, and ine hunger for God are faithful instruction is on her tongue. She watches over starving for a practical the affairs of her household and does not eat the bread guide that can move them of idleness. Her children arise and call he blessed, her toward the goal of godli- husband also, and he praises her; Honor her for all that ness. Respected pastor, her hands have done. (Proverbs 31 NIV) HEALTHY author, and former min- CHOICES FOR ister-at-Iarge for Prom- WOMEN is highly ise Keepers, Dr. E. Glenn recommended. Wagner has created such a When it comes tool by going to the heart to your health… of what makes a godly God’s word man: discipline. should be the fi - The· Heart of a Godly Man gives you both what you nal word. This want and what you need to deepen your spiritual life- book has Bibli- discipline that literally has the power to give you a life cally based prin- of purpose and joy. ciples for making better choices The Scriptures make frequent references to a person’s about your physi- heart. It’s the place where our affections live. Much of cal, spiritual and what motivates us comes straight from our heart. So, emotional health. can you imagine a higher goal for a man than to have a godly heart? This book, written by a man I know and trust, will help you to know how to have a heart like this . Read The Heart of a Godly Man. FOR GRADS Quizzes, exams, papers... that’s all behind you now! Where do you go from here? A personal relationship with God is the key for a successful future. He promises great blessings and help those who follow Him. What if you could insert your name in every one of God’s promises in the Bible? Well, you can! God intends every God-breathed word to be His personal message to you. My Personal Promise Bible for Graduates helps you to understand His personal love and commitment to you by sharing hundreds of carefully personalized scrip- ture conveniently arranged under topics. Each personal promise addresses your present and furure needs, from leadership and guidance to loneliness. You will be amazed at how God will empower you and give you a renewed sense of His lov- ing, personal care for you as you blaze a trail into an exciting, new millennium. Deliver To: Deliver This newspaper along with ProBuColls Books and Gifts has free gifts for each of the above mention in this article. For moms it is “TOP SECRETS A COOL MOM KNOWS” along with a bottle of hand sanitizer. For Dads, a free copy of “LESSONS FROM A FATHER TO HIS SON” by John Ashcroft, former U.S. Attorney General and a member of the Assemblies of God denomination. For the Grads, a football sports book of their choosing. 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They examples of sinful conduct that is common even are the so called ((Voting block” that rankles those among God’s children. who believe they alone can enlighten the simple We are told to put away lying, not mislead our multitudes. Pastors are asked to turn in sermons neighbor, beware of dealing in anger; in the home, so they can be scrutinized by experts as to whether in the offi ce, and in church fellowship, do not let they hold political correct views on moral issues. anger become an attitude of life. It does no one any What is our responsibility as citizens and Chris- good. Stealing shows our disrespect for others and tians? I do believe Christians put up with a lot of our need to work. Notice how Paul shows us what unjust criticism as well as different ways of entrapment and I expect we need to be concerned about. Giving to others and not taking from that to continue. We need to purge our minds and set our hearts on others.
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