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The Amish Voice 7
We hope that you have been joining us and
will continue to call in to our live Amish
Voice conference calls, held on the first
Sunday night of every month at 8 p.m. If
you missed our latest calls, you can still call
in and listen to the audio recording of the
calls.
We have also added a new call-in option for
you. Now, you can call in and listen to a
variety of topics and testimonies. We plan
to change them every month, so call in, lis-
ten, learn, and leave us your thoughts at the
end of each session. Information is below:
New
Call-in
Options
In the Father’s Footsteps, Parts 1-2, by
Charles Stanley (25 min each):
Ar e par-
ents responsible for their child’s faith?
What if Love and Respect Do Not Work
with My Spouse?, by Emmerson and
Jonathan (36 min)?
Some people live in
fear that as they seek to apply the Love
and Respect message, their spouse will
not respond in like manner, and then when
that happens it confirms their fears.
The Prayer Life of the Lord Jesus
Christ, by Adrian Rogers (35
min):
There is much we don't un-
derstand about the mystery of pray-
er, but God has commanded us to pray, so
we must learn how.
Transformed: Is a Changed Life Really
Possible? Parts 1-6, by Chip Ingram (30
min each):
Fr om wher e do you get the
power to change? How do you become the
person you have always longed to be?
Things to do Before the End of the
World, by Greg Laurie (40 min):
Be-
lievers are encouraged to be shining lights
in a dark place and watching in readiness.
We are to be anxiously and eagerly await-
ing His return, working out our faith to
draw others to Him.
True Women Speak Out, by Barbara
Rainey, Family Life (25 min):
If you
could have a "do over" in life, what would
you want to redo? Barbara Rainey and
Karen Loritts comment on the hardest part
of living out Biblical womanhood in their
own lives.
Independence, by John Majors and
Michelle Hill (30 min):
How do we help
our children through these transitional
waters called adolescent? John Majors
and Michelle Hill discuss a teen's longing
for independence and how parents want
this too, but that tensions often arise as
they guide a son or daughter to successful-
ly stand on his or her own.
Who is Jesus—Man, Myth, or Messiah,
Parts 1-6, by Chip Ingram (30-min
each):
What would it be like to meet Jesus
today? Chip presents a picture of Jesus
that you may not have considered. This is
one you don't want to miss!
Integrity: Don’t Leave Home Without
It, by Adrian Rogers (20 min):
Our char-
acter is far more important to God than
anything else. Integrity means unity—
singleness of heart and mind, a heart pure-
ly devoted to Him. Think of what it would
mean to be full of nothing else but God's
light—for Him to be THAT real inside of
you!
Connecting with Your Child, Parts 1-2,
by Focus on the Family (30 min each):
Dr. Karyn Purvis offers practical advice
for parents on building and maintaining a
trust-based relationship with their chil-
dren. She explains how parent-child at-
tachments are designed by God to work,
what happens when that connection is
broken, and how parents can give their
children a voice for their thoughts and
feelings.
Resting in God’s Faithfulness, Parts 1-
2, by Charles Stanley (25 min each):
How do you respond when you find that
your faith is being tested—when you
don’t know what God is doing in your
life, and your prayers seem to go un-
answered?
Let us Arise and Build, by Adrian
Rogers (35 min):
There is r ubbish and
debris in all our lives, and if we're going
to build the life God intends for us, we
must deal with it. You are special to God.
He made you for a great purpose. Learn
the three "F's" of getting there: FIX, FO-
CUS, and FORM.
My Story, An Amish Boy’s Journey to
Peace, Parts 1-2, by Emanuel Schrock
(40 min each):
I was Amish; ever ything
I did and everywhere I went, I could not
be anything else. My clothes were Amish,
my house was Amish, my parents were
Amish, my brothers and sisters were
Amish, and, above all, my church was
Amish. But I did not know God.
Somewhere Forever, Parts 1-2, by An-
drew Coblentz (45 min each):
Someday,
we will open our eyes in eternity. There is
no escape. When that takes place, we will
either end up in heaven or end up in hell.
The choice must be made today, not in
eternity.
Topics and Testimonies Over the Phone
Dial-in Number: (641) 715-3800
Access Code: 478499
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