Good Kids vs. Godly Kids
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Scripture tells of two kings with outstanding character, but the contrast in their motives eventually brought very different results. One king sought to be good; the other truly desired to be Godly. One king wanted to please man, yet God honored the other one. Gil Bates shares what these two kings can teach us about the fundamental differences between encouraging our sons and daughters to "be good" vs. be Godly!
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Will you trust Me? This is one thing God really wants to know. This is what He would ask over and over as Sam and Ann Conway went from having it all to having a couple hundred dollars and no car. Savings, position, and even reputation were all gone. Will you trust Me?

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Ever since the time Doug Small shared this simple message from Genesis 18 with our staff in Oak Brook, it has been a favorite, a kind of benchmark for beginning to begin to put in words the spirit of a personal prayer life. Praying is so much more than asking and acquiring answers.
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