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A New Account in JesusPrinter view
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Topics: Calvary, Christ, Christ, cross of, Christ, death of, Christ, love of, Christ, resurrection of, Consequences, Crucifixion, Death, Depravity, Easter, Eternal life, Faith, Good Friday, Grace, Guilt, Heaven, Help from God, Hope, Human condition, Jesus Christ, Justification, Mortality, Peace, Perspective, Redeemer, Resurrection, Righteousness, Salvation, Self-condemnation, Self-deception, Self-Righteousness, Shame, Sin
Filters: Free, Stories
References: Psalm 14, Isaiah 53:6, Matthew 26:17-28:20, Mark 14:12-16:20, Luke 22:7-24:43, John 13:1-21:25, Romans 3, Romans 5, Romans 6, Romans 7, Romans 8:1-38
Tone: Commend

Picking, choosing, and deciding which sins are trivial and which are the biggies is a completely human tendency. A young man once told me, "It's like a heavenly bank account. As long as I make more deposits than withdrawals, I'm in good shape."

I shared the biblical reality with him: the very first time he made a withdrawal, the account was emptied and closed forever. He thought that was a bit harsh. ...


Condemned and We Don't Even Know ItPrinter view
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Topics: Corruption, Depravity, Guilt, Human condition, Perspective, Self-condemnation, Self-deception, Shame, Sin
Filters: International, Stories
References: Psalm 14, Isaiah 53:6, Matthew 26:17-28:20, Mark 14:12-16:20, Luke 22:7-24:43, John 13:1-21:25, Romans 3, Romans 5, Romans 6, Romans 7
Tone: Warn

Years ago I traveled to Ecuador and spent a couple of weeks traveling in the mountains. The Quechua Indian people I met there lived amidst the most mind-numbing squalor. The disease and disfigured bodies were heartbreaking. The bugs and stench were everywhere. People were living in a hole in the ground and calling it a house. They were feeding on rotten food and prizing garbage as possessions. But ...


"Spanglish": Good Common SensePrinter view
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Topics: Admonition, Adultery, Confrontation, Conscience, Conviction, Counsel, Guilt, Human condition, Immorality, Mistakes, Morality, Rebuke, Self-condemnation, Self-image, Sin, Sin, conviction of, Truth
Filters: Marriage & Sex, Movies & TV, Pop Culture, Stories, Women
References: 2 Samuel 12:1-15, Romans 2:15, 2 Corinthians 5:1-5
Tone: Neutral/Mixed

In Spanglish, Deborah Clasky (Tea Leoni) is the neurotic wife of John Clasky (Adam Sandler), a simple and carefree man who has become a highly acclaimed chef. Deborah is self-absorbed and small-minded, a control freak who blames everyone but herself for her problems. Her selfish patterns have led her into an affair. Evelyn (Cloris Leachman), Deborah’s mother, decides to step in.

Late one evening as ...


Americans Don't See Themselves as HolyPrinter view
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Topics: Believers, Holiness, Perception, Purity, Redemption, Repentance, Saints, Sanctification, Self-condemnation, Self-image, Shame
Filters: Christian Culture, Statistics
References: Leviticus 11:45, Matthew 7:13-23, Romans 12:1, 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, 2 Corinthians 7:1, Colossians 3:12, Hebrews 3:12, 1 Peter 1:15-16, 1 John 3:3
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A survey published by the Barna Group in 2006 demonstrated that most Americans don't consider themselves to be holy.

Three out of every four Americans (73 percent) believed that it is possible for someone to become holy regardless of their past. Only half of the adult population (50 percent), however, said that they knew someone they considered to be holy. And that's more than twice as many who considered ...


Lying Is Hard WorkPrinter view
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Topics: Deceit, Decisions, Depravity, Discernment, Lie, Lying, Mind, Original Sin, Renewing the mind, Self-condemnation, Self-discipline, Sensitivity, Sin, conviction of, Sinful nature, Truth, Truthfulness
Filters: Pop Culture
References: Exodus 20:16, Proverbs 12:22, Ephesians 4:25, Philippians 4:8
Tone: Neutral/Mixed

Lying takes serious thought! That’s the conclusion of neuroscientists at Temple University. According to the Chicago Tribune, “With brain imaging technology, they can see how a lie sparks activity deep in the limbic system, the center of emotion and self-preservation. The lie gathers support from the memory banks in the left and right temporal lobes and then makes a dash to the frontal cortex, where ...


"Where the Heart Is": The Pain of RegretPrinter view
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Topics: Attitudes, Brokenness, Choices, Consequences, Conviction of Sin, Decisions, Despair, Disappointment, Failure, Guilt, Regret, Remorse, Responsibility, Self-condemnation, Self-examination, Sin, Sowing and reaping
Filters: Marriage & Sex, Movies & TV, Pop Culture, Stories
References: Psalm 34:18, Psalm 51:3, Proverbs 5:21-23, Proverbs 14:12, 2 Corinthians 7:10, Galatians 6:7-8
Tone: Warn

Where the Heart Is tells the story of Novalee, a pregnant teen, abandoned in a Wal-Mart by her boyfriend. She finds herself on her own, but tries to make a good life for her baby daughter. In contrast, her boyfriend, Willy Jack, continuously makes irresponsible and destructive choices.

After finding out Willy Jack was involved in a terrible accident, Novalee visits him in the hospital. Novalee steps ...


"War and Peace": Knowing Right and Doing WrongPrinter view
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Topics: Addiction, Alcoholism, Despair, Guilt, Happiness, Hopelessness, Human nature, Meaning of life, Pessimism, Questions, Regret, Self-condemnation, Self-examination, Sin, struggle against, Sowing and reaping, Temptation
Filters: International, Literature, Movies & TV, Stories
References: Proverbs 4:19, Ecclesiastes 4:6, Matthew 6:33, Romans 7:15-23, Ephesians 4:18-19
Tone: Warn

War and Peace is based on Leo Tolstoy's classic novel. With the backdrop of Napoleon Bonaparte's invasion of Russia in the early 1800s, a variety of characters face moral and physical challenges, experience love, war, and suffering, and express philosophical and religious beliefs about the meaning of their lives.

The scene begins with Pierre (Henry Fonda), dressed in a stylish formal suit, walking ...


"The Browning Version": Professor Confesses FailuresPrinter view
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Topics: Accountability, Apology, Boldness, Calling, Confession, Conscience, Failure, Forgiveness, Guilt, Humility, Regret, Remorse, Repentance, Responsibility, Self-condemnation, Self-examination, Teachers, Teaching, Vocation
Filters: Movies & TV, Stories, Work & Career
References: Psalm 32:5, Psalm 38:4, Proverbs 28:13, Luke 15:11-21, Acts 19:18-19, 1 John 1:9
Tone: Warn

The film The Browning Version is about Andrew Crocker-Harris (Albert Finney), a strict classical literature professor at a posh British boys prep school where his students force themselves to put up with him or openly despise him.

When a student shows him genuine appreciation, and his marriage ends, these two profound events bring the professor to the breaking point.

The students and faculty gather ...


Abortion Guilt RemovedPrinter view
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Topics: Abortion, Acceptance, Baptism, Christ, burden bearer, Christ, cross of, Christ, love of, Christ, substitute for humanity, Conscience, Forgiveness, Forgiveness, divine, God, love of, Guilt, Love, divine, Self-condemnation, Shame
Filters: Christian Culture, Everyday Disciples, Stories
References: Psalm 103:12, Isaiah 43:25, Romans 8:1-2, Ephesians 3:12, Hebrews 10:22
Tone: Commend

Pastor Lee Strobel shares this account:

We were doing a baptism service. We told people before they came up to the platform to be baptized to take a piece of paper, write down a few of the sins they've committed, and fold the paper. When they come up to the platform, there was a large wooden cross on the stage. Take that piece of paper, take a pin, and pin it to the cross, because the Bible says our ...


Healing Requires OpennessPrinter view
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Topics: Confession, Despair, Healing, Self-condemnation
Filters: Christian Culture, Quotes
References: Job 10:1, Psalm 42:6, Luke 24:17
Tone: Neutral/Mixed

Self-devastated people are often initially quiet; it hurts too much to air the sordid details. But healing cannot come without it.

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