Your weekly guide to the Bible and prayer Sunday, September 23, 2007
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In the old Hee Haw TV show, a resident of the frontier town shows up at the clinic.
"Hey, Doc," he says, "I think I broke my arm in two places! What should I do?"
To which Doc Campbell replies, "Stay outta them places!"
This week is about applying Doc's homespun prescription of yesteryear to the hazards, both blatant and subtle, that we're up against today.
Until next week,

Harry Genet, Men of Integrity managing editor Your feedback is welcome at Men@ChristianityToday.com.
Escape and Evasion Drill Our world is full of sexual booby traps. So plan now how to make a getaway.
Blindsided Jerry White has worn more hats than most: A mission controller at Cape Kennedy after earning his doctorate in astronautics. An officer in the Air Force, retiring from the reserves as a major general. And president and CEO of The Navigators. During his stint at Nav headquarters in Colorado Springs in 1990, his grown son was brutally murdered. Several of Jerry's books deal with how he and his wife, Mary, re-examined what they believed about God's sovereignty and love.
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I Love Being on Team Dad by Todd Wilson
Hey Dad,
I love being a dad. I'm not talking about loving everything that comes with fathering at this moment, but more the love of being part of the group of human beings who call themselves DADS.
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Caught Unawares Temptation to look outside your relationship can sneak up on you—even in the best marriages. by Jim Killam
This is how it sneaks up on you. I'm driving to work this morning, listening to sports talk radio, when suddenly they're interviewing a female athlete who's on the cover of Playboy.
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The Five Love Languages, Men's Edition Gary Chapman clearly identifies the primary love languages
of women and teaches men how to use these languages to express their unconditional love in a more powerful way. |
For Men Only Shaunti and Jeff Feldhahn debunk the notion that women are
complicated and mysterious, and help you understand and love your special woman the way you've always wanted. |
WOW Hymns, 2 CDs
Features much loved songs of the church performed by Amy
Grant, Caedmon's Call, Steven Curtis Chapman, Natalie
Grant, Avalon, Michael W. Smith, Selah, and others. |
Epicenter, DVD Drawing on his Jewish heritage, Christian faith, and
riveting reporting, bestselling author Joel Rosenberg
reveals Scripture's reliability in predicting the future. |
God of Surprises It is wise to prepare ourselves for the bad surprises in life, but we shouldn't overlook God's hand in every surprise. by Howard Butt, Jr.
Recently, I accepted an invitation to do a newspaper interview that I didn't much want to do. Schedule pressures, plus the anticipation of being asked a lot of personal questions, left me in a rather negative, reluctant mood.
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When do you feel most vulnerable to sexual temptation? When…- Encountering provocatively dressed women
- Checking your e-mail messages
- Receiving greeting hugs from acquaintances
- Watching TV programs and commercials
- Seeing women working out at the gym
- Socializing with other couples you know
- Perusing content and ads in periodicals and books
- Interacting with female colleagues on the job
- Seeing cheerleaders at sporting events
- Surfing the internet
- Participating in office parties
- Watching movies and movie trailers
- Other
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Which motivations for Christian service do you find compelling?- NIV / New International Version: 42%
- NKJV / New King James Version: 16%
- NLT / New Living Translation: 9%
- KJV / King James Version: 8%
- NASB / New American Standard Bible: 7%
- ESV / English Standard Version: 3%
- MSG / The Message: 3%
- Other: 3%
- NRSV / New Revised Standard Version: 2%
- HCSB / Holman Christian Standard Bible: 2%
- ASV / American Standard Version: 1%
- CEV / Contemporary English Version: 1%
- RSV / Revised Standard Version: 1%
- A Spanish-language version: 1%
- TNIV / Today's New International Version: 0%
- A language version other than English or Spanish: 0%
- Original Scripture text in Greek and/or Hebrew: 0%
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