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The Comforts of Friendship
Oh, the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person; having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words, but to pour them all out, just as they ...
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World of New Thrills
People get from books the idea that if you have married the right person you may expect to go on "being in love" for ever. As a result, when ...
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The Unknown Hero of Everest
In 1953 Sir Edmund Hillary climbed to the summit of Mount Everest, the first man ever to do that. The man who impressed me most, though, was not Edmund ...
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We Need Each Other
Communion is strength; solitude is weakness. Alone, the free old beech yields to the blast and lies prone on the meadow. In the forest, supporting each ...
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No Passive Worship
The fellowship of the body is always two-way; receiving and giving. Wanting only to receive is not fellowship. We may not be preachers, but when we come ...
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Titus, Paul's Troubleshooter
Titus probably gets the Pauline service award with 20 years as Paul's co-worker.
Titus was born a Gentile, and when he became a Christian he did not ...
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Luke, Paul's Biographer
"Only Luke is with me." So wrote Paul late in life from a Roman prison, just one evidence of their close relationship.
Early tradition suggests ...
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John Mark, First Gospel Writer
Was Mark one of the first people in history to be raised in a Christian home? His mother's home in Jerusalem, where Mark was likely born and raised, ...
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