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Dealing with Bitterness in the Pastor examines the pastor when he is bitter about the ministry and his people.
Topics: Causes and solutions through introspection. Defining Pastoral Bitterness (The Humanity of People) (Missing the Point, We are in a Spiritual Warfare with Satan) | Causes of Bitterness in the Ministry (Personal Sickness) (Running from Problems rather than Meeting them Head on) (Pastoral Marital Problems) | Cures for Bitterness in the Ministry (Faithfulness) (Prayer, and Your Prayer Life) (The Case of the Hypocrite) (Effectiveness of Your Ministry, Making Moral Change Happen) (Being Evangelistic as a Ministry).
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Tag Archives: sin
Dix, Morgan-Seven Deadly Sins
Seven Deadly Sins! Morgan Dix, 1888 1. General Introduction 2. Pride 3. Anger 4. Covetousness 5. Lust 6. Envy, Gluttony, Sloth To all those who dread the power of sin and, by the grace of God, desire to live. soberly, … Continue reading
Venning, Ralph-The Plague of Plagues
The just vindication of the Law of God — and His just accusation and condemnation of the sin of man. “The Plague of Plagues!” was first published in 1669, four years after the Great Plague of London. The author wrote: “As to … Continue reading
