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Series: Pain Relief for the Soul

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Pain is a fact of life.  We don’t want to think about it.  We all hope to avoid it.  Nevertheless is definitely a fact of life!  And like every other part of our lives. God has quite a bit to say about it.  

So why don’t you join Berni Dymet as he opens God’s Word for us to hear what God wants to speak into the pain in your life. 

Episode 1. Sometimes Life is a Pain

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Sad to say – but pain is a fact of life.  Sure – we’d love to avoid it.  But we all travel through pain from time to time.  So – what causes it and does God have anything …

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Episode 2. Taking the Pain out of Life

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None of us wants to experience pain in our lives. We just don’t. But as much as we don’t want pain, it’s a fact of life. It just is. So … we can sweep it all under the rug and pretend that it …

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Episode 3. Self Inflicted Pain

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Some pain is inevitable.  But a lot of the pain we experience in life is, well … self-inflicted.  A lot of it.  Through some of the immaturities that we carry around inside – things that hurt …

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Episode 4. The Healing Peace of Victory


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Over the last three weeks on Christianityworks, Berni’s been talking about the pain in our lives.  This week, he brings this series to a close by taking a look at the healing peace that comes with …

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