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The School of Joy
Ben Patterson|
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Heart Check
Nancy Beach|
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To Illustrate
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Columnists From the Editor
Marshall Shelley|
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More Oxygen to the Flame
A conversation with Zig Ziglar and Ben Patterson.|
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Joy: Spiritual Health Made Visible
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Taking God's Keys
Dallas Willard|
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Joy Boosters
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Conducting a Spiritual Audit
Fred Smith|
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Beating the Pastoral Blues
Why was I so dissatisfied and on edge? I needed something I couldn't seem to find.
Pete Scazzero|
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For Heaven's Sake
Linda Riley|
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Heart & Soul
Marshall Shelley|
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The Delight of a Woman's Company
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Snapshots of a Saint
Stories that reveal Francis's intense, complex personality.
Pleasure Principles
Why the Christian mission on earth is not unrelieved heroic misery.
J. I. Packer|
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Come, Poor, Lost, Undone Sinner
A persuasive appeal from a powerful evangelist.
George Whitefield|
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HOW PASTORS PRACTICE THE PRESENCE
A Leadership Survey sizes up church leaders spiritual growth.
David L. Goetz|
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THE JOY OF INEFFICIENT PRAYER
Conversations with God can wander into wonder.
Donald Gerig|
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LET THERE BE WIT & WISDOM, WEEKLY
After six days, God's creation was done. But for pastors…
John Ortberg|
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