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"The greatest enemy of hunger for God is not poison, but apple pie." - John Piper
"The practice of debating and discussing Christian doctrines with other Christians who are theologically orthodox but with whom there are matters of genuine theological disagreement."

"The greatest enemy of hunger for God is not poison, but apple pie." - John Piper
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Chuck Swindoll is writing some fine devotionals for the Nation Day of Prayer Task Force. Enjoy.
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In an article found in the Journal of Biblical Counseling, Alfred Poirer points out that the cross is our greatest critic; so let's be slower to anger when someone criticizes us.
"In light of God's judgment and justification of the sinner in the cross of Christ, we can begin to discover how to deal with any and all criticism. By agreeing with God's criticism of me in Christ's cross, I can face any criticism man may lay against me. In other words, no one can criticize me more than the cross has. And the most devastating criticism turns out to be the finest mercy. If you thus know yourself as having been crucified with Christ, then you can respond to any criticism, even mistaken or hostile criticism, without bitterness, defensiveness, or blame-shifting."
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