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| Kay Warren on the Loudest Cheers in Heaven | Printer view Average User Rating: Not yet rated
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| Topics: | Christian life, Commitment, Dedication, Devotion, Eternal life, Faith, Faithfulness, human, Fourth of July, Good deeds, Heaven, Independence Day, Memorial Day, Motivation, Reward, Rewards, Servanthood, Service, Service, reward of |
| Filters: | Editor's Choice, Everyday Disciples, Free, Stories |
| References: | Matthew 6:1 , 1 Corinthians 3:12 , Ephesians 6:7 , Colossians 3:24 , Hebrews 10:24 , 1 Peter 1:3 |
| Tone: | Commend |
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Heading home to California … a friend and I passed through the Dallas–Fort Worth airport. On the way to the connecting gate, we heard loud patriotic music playing and saw a group, mostly women, wearing colorful hats, cheering, and waving American flags. The troops were coming home, and here was their welcoming committee.
Two women encouraged us to grab flags and join in. We were early for our ...
Kay Warren, "The Loudest Cheers in Heaven," www.christianitytoday.com (5-28-09) |
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| Funeral Plans Become Explosive and Elaborate | Printer view Average User Rating: Not yet rated
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More and more people want to end life with a bang.
Gordon Bergin was an ordained minister whose funeral arrangements were part of an Independence Day celebration. To the delight of the crowd gathered for the show at Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota, Bergin's ashes traveled several hundred feet into the air and exploded "in a fiery display of post-mortem pyrotechnics. "Far from being an unusual event, ...
David Slagle, Decatur, Georgia; sources: "Heaven Sent: Posthumous Ride Awaits Fireworks-Loving Minister," USA Today online (7-3-05); Craig Wilson, "Planners: Hey, It's Your Funeral," USA Today online (7-5-05) |
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