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Streams in the Desert  

Streams in the Desert

Streams in the Desert is a collection of inspiring sermons designed to refresh your spirit and strengthen your faith. Each message flows like living waterbringing encouragement, hope, and biblical truth to help you walk with God in every season of...

Author: The Church of God

Streams in the Desert is a collection of inspiring sermons designed to refresh your spirit and strengthen your faith. Each message flows like living waterbringing encouragement, hope, and biblical truth to help you walk with God in every season of life. Whether youre in a time of trial or seeking to deepen your relationship with Christ, these sermons will uplift your soul and remind you of Gods unfailing promises.
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Genres: Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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Three Giant Steps to Perfect Peace
Friday, 21 August, 2026

How can we experience the peace of God—even when life is anything but peaceful? Philippians 4 points us to three essential steps: pray right, think right, and do right. Learn how bringing our requests to God, focusing our minds on what is good and true, and putting God’s Word into practice can lead to the “perfect peace” He promises.

 

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