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Man Is Trapped by Perfectionism
Author Brené Brown was at a book signing where a woman and her husband approached her with books to get autographed. After Brown signed the books, ...
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Google Lets Users Scrub Personal Info
Unless you’re Chuck Norris, Googling yourself is rarely a pleasant experience. Finding information that is confidential, intimately personal, or ...
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The God of Lowliness
Nadia Bolz Weber, shared some thoughts on grace, failures, and the soul feeling its worth in her Christmas newsletter:
When Mary sings of God in the Magnificat, ...
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When Weaknesses are Proclaimed as ‘Strengths’
In an episode of NBC’s sitcom, The Office, Michael Scott offers a humorously self-serving accounting of his weaknesses as a boss: “I work ...
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Electrician Traces Success to Lenient Judge
Tom Hallman, Jr., a reporter for The Oregonian, recently chronicled a young man’s turnaround in the daily newspaper, highlighting the pivotal nature ...
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The Apology His Kids Needed
Author Pete Greig shares the following story in How to Pray: A Simple Guide for Normal People:
I was walking the darkened streets near our house one night, ...
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Church Board Spurns Accountability, Protects Abusers
It’s ironic that Grace Community Church, pastored by John MacArthur, is located in Sun Valley, California, because its leadership seems committed ...
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Beyond Buddha to Beloved Child of God
Each morning Alexander Chu awakened to the smell of incense burning offered in front of Buddha statues. His home was like a temple. On each wall hung ...
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Actor Brad Pitt Discovers the Power of Vulnerability
The final straw in Pitt’s 11-year relationship with Angelina Jolie came in September 2016, when they fought about his drinking while aboard a private ...
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Oregon Newspaper Investigates its Racist Legacy
The Oregonian, Oregon’s most prestigious and longest-running newspaper, recently launched a special project entitled “Publishing Prejudice,” ...
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