An impure mixture of thoughts has invaded the church. We mix things that cannot be mixed. Oddly enough, Scripture tells us this discord is the prelude to the last days. Daniel 2:41-43 speaks of the impure mixture of "iron mixed with miry clay." The passage refers to a kingdom that is partly strong and partly broken. The purpose of this book is to help those who have entertained the idea that it is possible to follow Christ but continue to live a carnal lifestyle.

Carnal Christians: And Other Words That Don't Go Together

Wilkerson, Rich

Whitaker House

Straight Answers to Touch questions about sex

Straight Answers to Tough Questions About Sex

Religion & Spirituality

Hold me while you let me go

Harvest House Publishers

From the back cover: "Few people are exempt from some degree of private pain. Their pain may be hidden from others, but it never goes unnoticed by God and it didn't go unnoticed by Jesus when He walked the earth." Section 1, titled "Portraits of Private Pain We Do Not Unveil," and covers: loneliness, rejection, despair, addiction, guilt, and Satan and his tricks. Section 2 is titled "The Promise Beyond the Pain."

Private Pain: Healing for Hidden Hurts

Harvest House Pub.

When you pair selflessness with compassion, youve got transformational force. Rich Wilkerson and his wife Robyn fill this exhilarating book with exciting stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things for God. The Wilkersons' concept is that Anyone can be a servant leader. Age, background, and education dont matter. The Wilkersons have followed servant leaders into hospitals, prisons, and high-crime areas. Their book isnt about culture, politics, or religion. Its about setting aside differences, forming new bonds with others who choose to meet needs, and taking action. In these pages youll find concrete reasons to both lead and serve.

Inside Out: How Everyday People Become Extraordinary Leaders

Wilkerson, Robyn

Influence Resources

When you pair selflessness with compassion, you’ve got transformational force. Rich Wilkerson and his wife Robyn fill this exhilarating book with exciting stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things for God. The Wilkersons' concept is that “Anyone” can be a servant leader. Age, background, and education don’t matter. The Wilkersons have followed servant leaders into hospitals, prisons, and high-crime areas. Their book isn’t about culture, politics, or religion. It’s about setting aside differences, forming new bonds with others who choose to meet needs, and taking action. In these pages you’ll find concrete reasons to both lead and serve.

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Carnal Christians: And Other Words That Don't Go Together

Straight Answers to Tough Questions About Sex

Hold me while you let me go

Private Pain: Healing for Hidden Hurts

Inside Out: How Everyday People Become Extraordinary Leaders

Inside Out: How Everyday People Become Extraordinary Leaders