Richard C. Halverson
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No Greater Power: Perspective for Days of Pressure
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1986
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4 editions
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Man to Man
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Walk With God Between Sundays
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A Living Fellowship: A Dynamic Witness
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1986
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2 editions
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How I Changed My Thinking About the Church
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1972
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Christian Maturity
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The Timelessness of Jesus Christ: His Relevance in Today's World
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We the people
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published
1987
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2 editions
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The Word of a Gentleman: Meditations for Modern Man
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published
1983
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4 editions
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The gospel for the whole of life: A concise discussion of Romans, its application to life here and now
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published
1981
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“And long after the history of all the big things that make the front pages are forgotten, what God has done through you and a few people will be history.”
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“In the beginning the church was a fellowship of men and women centering on the living Christ. They had a personal and vital relationship with the Lord, and it transformed their lives and the world around them. Then the church moved to Greece, where it became a philosophy. Then it moved to Rome, where it became an institution. Next it moved to Europe where it became a culture, and, finally, it moved to America where it has become an enterprise.”
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