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Jesus said: "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."
( John 14:6)
( John 14:6)
Margaret became a Christian in 1983 while she was practising as a naturopath. Her testimony tells the story of her journey from New Age beliefs to faith in Jesus Christ, a decision she will always be grateful for. Since then, she has written Bible studies, articles, training resources and ebooks, and together with her husband, she founded BiblicalPublications.org. A small sample of her work is offered here for your personal use or to share with a friend.
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The Lord Jesus Christ: Fully Man and Fully God
Does it matter whether he was both man and God? The answer is a resounding YES! It matters because your salvation depends on it. This short book provides the evidence you need to be certain of what you believe and why you believe it. It will take you on a journey of discovering the greatest treasure you could ever find—the true identity of the Lord Jesus Christ, who died for your sins and wants to give you eternal life. Whether you want to learn more about Jesus yourself or need a resource to share with others, you will find this book of tremendous value. Easy to read, yet profound, with all the verses present in full (not just quotations), God's Word will speak straight to your heart. Click here to download your free ebook (PDF). Also available in print. |
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Answers to the John 1:1 Debate (A 12 page ebook for Jehovah Witnesses or those who speak with them)
Have you had Jehovah’s Witnesses come to your door wanting to give you free Watchtower publications? They are usually very nice people. Well-meaning and sincere, they put in many hours to tell others about what they believe to be good news. Unfortunately, sincerity is not enough. It does not prove that their teachings are correct. The main controversy focuses on their claim of who Jesus is and, by extension, the correct translation of John 1:1. They can be very persuasive, but this short ebook gives you all the answers you need to stand your ground when proclaiming the biblical Jesus. 
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The Quail of Exodus (A study born of curiosity)
When God said 'yes' to meat in the wilderness, why did He supply quail instead of letting the Israelites slaughter their own sheep, goats or cattle? On the surface, it doesn't seem important, but on closer examination it is. Why? Because the answer brings glory to God...
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Christina's Insight (A tale of spiritual insight)
Sometimes hindsight provides great insight. On her flight home from a funeral, Christina had no eyes for the beauty outside her window. The brilliant sunshine above and the shimmering sea of clouds below were lost on her as her thoughts retraced the years...
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Our Riches in Christ (A short 1-page devotion based on Ephesians Chapter 1)
Have you fully considered the meaning of being "in Christ"? The first chapter of Paul's letter to the Ephesians encourages us to understand the riches we have been given. You may like to read it again and count the number of times you find the words “in Christ” or similar; you will be utterly amazed...
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A Health Tip from Paul (A short 1-page devotion based on Romans Chapter 13)
At our Bible Study on Romans, Judy walked in with a brilliant smile on her face. "I have a health tip for you!" she announced. "Do you want to hear it right now or wait until we have read the chapter?" The consensus was that we read the chapter—but no one could find Judy's health tip...
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The Boarder (A story with a lesson)
Bill and Jane have a boarder in their home. He has been with them for many years now. In fact, he joined their family soon after they were married. I could never understand why a young married couple would want to take a third party into their home, but Jane assured me that he was no trouble at all...
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We Live What We Learn (Reflections on biblical child rearing)
Some images will never leave us, no matter how old we grow. Whatever we learn, whatever is allowed to enter our mind, all will subsequently affect our thoughts and behaviour in some small or large way. Counsellors constantly work with their clients to off-load baggage and to renew the mind...
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More resources will be added as time permits.