SoulLife Press

11/06/2024

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🦃 Thanksgiving is almost here, and we are truly blessed! 🍁 Let's take a moment to reflect on all the things that we are thankful and grateful for. We have some shirts and throws to help get into the season.
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11/06/2024

11/05/2024

Christ's Glorious Achievements https://a.co/d/b5J2XXd
Book overview
He can save us, blessed be his name. He has nothing more to do in order to save any soul that trusts him. But we have wandered very far away, and are hidden in the wilds of the far country. We are very hungry, and though there is bread enough and to spare, what is the use of it while we are lost to the home in which it is so freely distributed? We are very ragged; there is the best robe, and it is ready to be put on us; but what is the good of it while we are so far away? There are the music and the dancing to make us glad and to cheer us, but what is the use of them while we still tarry among the swine? Here, then, is the great difficulty. Our Lord must find us out, follow our wanderings, and, treating us like lost sheep, he must bear us back upon his shoulders rejoicing.

He can save us, blessed be his name. He has nothing more to do in order to save any soul that trusts him. But we have wandered very far away, and are hidden in the wilds of the far country. We are very hungry, and though there is bread enough and to spare, what is the use of it while we are lost ...

10/30/2024

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Thanksgiving is almost here 🦃 Remember to be thankful and count your blessings this season. https://wix.to/rYoRYMQ
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10/16/2024

The Saint and His Savior https://a.co/d/gXyI6Iz
Book overview
Jesus never enters the soul of man to drive out one or two aims, nor even to overcome a band of vices to the exception of others; his work is perfect, not partial; his Cleansings are complete baptisms; his purifyings tend to remove all our dross, and consume all our tin. He sweeps the heart from its dust as well as its wagons; he suffers not even the most insignificant spider of lust to spin its cobweb, with allowance, on the ‘walls of his temple. All heinous aims and private sins, youthful sins and manhood’s sins, sins of omission and of commission, of word and of deed, of thought and of imagination, sins against God or against man, all will combine like a Column of serpents in the desert to affright the new-born child of heaven;

Jesus never enters the soul of man to drive out one or two aims, nor even to overcome a band of vices to the exception of others; his work is perfect, not partial; his Cleansings are complete baptisms; his purifyings tend to remove all our dross, and consume all our tin. He sweeps the heart from ...