Building the Faith Muscle

· Mini Book Series Book 37 · BibleTalk.tv
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A faith building program that has been used to help Christians build up their faith muscle and protect them from poor spiritual health. (Mark 4:35-41)
A faith building program that has been used to help Christians build up their faith muscle and protect them from poor spiritual health. (Mark 4:35-41)

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12 reviews
Sandra Crabtree
July 11, 2018
Easy to follow and understandable it was clear to the point and I wish I'd was longer.
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Ashley Liddell
September 1, 2023
AMAZING!!! AMAZING!!! AMAZING!!! It's definitely a faith check, faith booster, faith needed book!!!
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Shane Byrd
February 19, 2023
nice little short book on faith
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Mike Mazzalongo has been a Bible teacher and preacher since 1979. He has served as Dean of Students at Oklahoma Christian University. Mike’s first book was published in 1995 by College Press and has produced over 75 teaching series based on various Bible books and topics since that time. Mike is married to Lise and together they have four children and twelve grandchildren. He attends the Choctaw Church of Christ, a congregation located in the Oklahoma City metro area.

Mike Mazzalongo has been a Bible teacher and preacher since 1979. He has served as Dean of Students at Oklahoma Christian University. Mike’s first book was published in 1995 by College Press and has produced over 75 teaching series based on various Bible books and topics since that time. Mike is ...

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