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Godly Decisions Determine our Destiny
In 1943, a young pastor was offered the opportunity to take over a popular Gospel Radio program called Songs in the Night. Since the cost of keeping the ...
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Getting on the ‘Right Side of History’
The expression “on the right side of history” is an important tool today used by the progressive elite to silence biblically faithful Christians. ...
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Don't Get Led Astray
An aggressive Google Maps driving direction led to dozens of drivers getting stuck in mud on the way to Denver International Airport. A large crash in ...
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Many Young People Are ‘Rudderless’
The picture William Damon paints with his groundbreaking book The Path to Purpose: Helping Our Children Find Their Calling in Life provides a wake-up ...
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How Melissa McCarthy’s Mother Changed the Course of Her Life
At the age of 20, Melissa McCarthy, was a bored, sometime college student living in Boulder, Colorado. She called her mother and said, “Mom, I got ...
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Gut Health Instrumental in Shaping Thought Patterns
Have you made a gut decision? Or have you experienced a gut check moment? Have you ever made a decision going with your gut? According to reporting from ...
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The Mystery of Guidance
Often I have not known where I was going until I was already there. I have had my share of desires and goals, but my life has come to me or I have gone ...
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The Lighthouse That Wrecked More Ships Than it Saved
For more than forty years a lighthouse stood on a large peninsula jutting into the Tasman Sea in southern Australia. It stood at a place where it shouldn’t ...
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The Quiet Work of God's Guidance
In his novel Jayber Crow, the Kentucky farmer and writer Wendell Berry has his character Jayber talk about the quiet work of God's guidance in our lives: ...
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The Woman Who Gets Lost Every Day
Mary McLaurine has an unusual condition called developmental topographical disorientation, or DTD. This means she can't form a mental map or image of ...
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