A Gentile Shows Her Faith
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Articles, Bible studies, and sermons that contain Mark 7:21:
Mark 7:19-23
Take notice of that. "Enters the heart." Do you suppose that the works that we are to do have something to do with the heart? The mind, that which drives us, that which motivates us, that which inspires us, that which moves us, that which gives us our point of view.
There is a very powerful, straightforward indication that the works that Jesus is looking for involve the things appearing in verses 20-22. Those things having to do with the heart.
Articles
Are Humans Good or Evil?
Did God Change the Law of Clean and Unclean Meats?
Purge Me With Hyssop
The Tenth Commandment
The Writing of Prostitutes
Bible Studies
Clean and Unclean Meats
Excellence in Character (Part One)
Overcoming (Part One): Self-Deception
Booklets
How to Prevent Sin
Essays
Controlling Our Thoughts
Coveting and the Roots of Sin
Evil Is Real (Part Three)
Leaders With Character
Semantics
The Glorification of Evil
Sermons
Azazel: Endings
Liberty or Independence?
Our Part in the Sanctification Process (Part Four): Cultivating Peace
Many Are Called, But Few Are Chosen (Part Four)
The W's and H's of Meditation (Conclusion)
The W's and H's of Meditation (Part One)
Remaining Unleavened
The Meaning of "In Christ"
A Problem With No Present Solution
Human Nature: Good or Evil?
The Tenth Commandment
Modesty (Part 2): Put On Righteousness
As A Man Thinks
Knowing God: Formality and Customs (Part 3)
The Reality of Evil
We are Called to Liberty
Conditioned Response
Conditioned Response
Maintaining Good Health (Part 9)
The Sovereignty of God (Part One)
The Pure in Heart
'But I Say to You' (Part Two)
Impediments to Sanctification
Character and Leadership
Our Battle Against Evil Programming!
Our Battle Against Evil Programming!
Guarding Our Vulnerable Hearts
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