The following quote can be found in today’s New York Times: “There’s a tremendous drive of human beings to make the most of life. We’re not hermits. We rise up and move on.” This is true. Why? Write Comment (0 Comments)
Paul’s guest is Dr. Charles Hodges, MD, an instructor of Biblical counseling for the National Association of Nouthetic Counselors. Dr. Hodges will give us some insight on how the interactions of Biblical counseling and medical practice can help people deal with life’s problems. gracecounsel.com
National Association Of Nouthetic Counselors Annual Conference
First Baptist Church of Spartanburg, SC, October 5-7
Q&A DAY - Worldview Diligence: The Answer for Our Homes and Culture
Written by Paul Dean
Friday, 04 September 2009
It is critical that we faithfully and diligently speak the Christian worldview into the lives of our children and others. Regular CFT contributor Jay Younts joins Paul by telephone.Write Comment (0 Comments)
Paul’s guests are Jacob and Courtenay Folk, missionaries in Costa Rica. They share with us the joys and some of the challenges of being a Christian missionary in a foreign country. folkmissiongrace.wordpress.comWrite Comment (0 Comments)
There are different views as to how one is saved. Paul, using Scripture as his
authority, gives the biblical view on this subject.
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Paul and Guest Alan Melton, co-authors of DISCIPLE LIKE JESUS FOR PARENTS, dialogue about the importance of spending both quality and quantity time with our children, and what some of the costs and benefits may be.