Our Top Ten Posts of 2011

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Here are the ten most-viewed CCEF blog posts of the past year. We think you'll agree they're all worth another look.

Counting down to the most-viewed post:

10. Christians and Non-Christians, Married

9. Puritan Sources for Biblical Counseling (Guest Post by Tim Keller)

8. How to Talk to God When You're Suffering

7. What Christians Really Believe: "I Must Try Harder"

6. No More Minimizing Pain

5. The Angry Person: Always the Last to Know

4. Depression's Odd Filter

3. The Secret to Dealing with Fear and Anxiety

2. "If Only…" Living with Regrets

1. Sex Before Marriage: How Far Is Too Far?

We are grateful to God for any way in which these posts have been useful to His Church in 2011, and we're very excited about our plans for 2012. If you would like to help ensure that CCEF is able to continue providing this kind of content at no charge, consider making a one-time or regular donation. Thank you for your support!

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ccef.org/blog/feed on 28 December 2011