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Bible Study Biblical Studies Practical Theology TheologyOctober 21, 2018 Grace and God’s Body (A Study in Romans) Romans 12:3-8 We live in a time when people place great emphasis on the physical byMartin Wiles
Church Life NetworkSeptember 22, 2017 SL Podcast: Baptism—Can’t We All Just Get Along? Baptism is highly tense topic in the Christian faith bySinners League
Sunday SchoolMay 7, 2017 Martin Wiles’ Lessons for Youth and Children: Jesus Wants Us to Love and Help Others Related Scripture: Matthew 20:1-16 Objectives: To remind children that we work byMartin Wiles
Bible Study Biblical Studies FeaturedOctober 28, 2016 Be Intentional: Heads, Hearts, and Hands We are complicated beings byChris Dunn
Evangelism TestimoniesJanuary 28, 2016 Putting the Word "Fun" Back in "Funeral" I had a comedy show in a little bitty place called Cherry Fork, Ohio— a very byEric Johnson
Faith Spiritual GrowthJanuary 10, 2016 The Simple Prayer of a Child Have you ever thought about the theological truth in a child’s prayer? byJimmy Proulx
