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    4 Ways to Encourage Strong Faith

    December 20, 2018 / Comments Off on 4 Ways to Encourage Strong Faith

      Colossians 2:4 “…I say this so that no one will deceive you through arguments that sound reasonable.”   It used to be that we could feel pretty safe about the influences in our children’s lives until they hit college age and were exposed to a more diverse culture. It seems, however, that radical views are coming into play as early as 3rd grade. And, by middle school, many church going children have decided they do not believe in God.    Some religions are more obvious in how they contradict Scripture; but, many religions have an element of truth which make them seem feasible which makes them dangerous. In fact,…

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    Susan Greenwood

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