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Lessons from Solomon
I don’t quite understand it. Everyone knows that King
Solomon was the wisest man in the Old Testament. Yet, he had the most precipitous moral freefall of all the kings.
The early Solomon loved God. “Now Solomon loved the Lord” (1 Kings 3:3).
But the later Solomon was out of control morally: “Now Solomon loved many foreign women.” “Solomon held fast to these in love” (1 Kings 11:1,2). What went wrong?

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Over 60,000 of these have been distributed in English. Sales also help us print this book and others overseas.
Discussion guide online for small group evangelism.
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The Soils Booklet
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This is a strikingly beautiful, colorful, 12 page booklet (4"x6") displaying Jesus' parable of the soils from Matthew 13. We used thick cover stock throughout for a quality feel. It ends with a simple challenge that will help the reader to discover how he listens to Christ's word.
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Two Important Audio Messages
In the following two recent messages by Jim Elliff and Steve Burchett, they share their concerns about the necessity of listening to God. According to Jim, these messages have never been more important. We are very hopeful that all of you will take the time to listen to these messages and to pass the link on to others.
"Listening to the Son" by Jim Elliff
"But You Have Not Obeyed My Voice" by Steve Burchett