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The Living Bridge
Meghalaya in northwest India is arguably the wettest place on earth. The mile-high mountain range boasts the world record for rain with an annual accumulation ...
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The Unbearable Pressure to Do Great Things for the Lord
In a recent article for CT Pastors, Ken Shigematsu writes:
My mentor and close friend, Leighton Ford, was ambitious for God and he yearned to have a significant ...
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Jesus Isn't Just Savior, He is Lord
Matthew’s Gospel ends with Jesus saying to his followers, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore …” ...
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Relay Runner Just Quits the Race
John McArthur shares the following important lesson he learned:
I learned a vital spiritual lesson while participating in a track meet during my college ...
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My Father’s Sailboat
Christopher de Vinck writes:
When I was a boy, my father had a dream to build a sixteen-foot sailboat in our basement and sail it on the Madawasaka River ...
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Rock Climber Tenaciously Devoted to His Choices
In June 2017, 33-year-old rock climber Alex Honnold, scaled El Capitan. That’s a 3,000 foot granite rock in Yosemite national park, widely considered ...
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Fine Print in Terms of Service Can Cost Eternally
Donelan Andrews was rewarded with $10,000 by his travel insurance company, all for doing something he teaches students to do every day: read carefully. ...
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Student Invites Teacher to Harvard Graduation 21 Years Later
At the end of the school year in 1997, Judith Toensing wrote in one of her sixth grade students' report cards, "It's been a joy to have you ...
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NHL Fan Becomes Emergency Goalie
Because of a peculiarity in professional hockey, the fate of the Chicago Blackhawks in their scrum against the Winnipeg Jets was decided by a fan who ...
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The Tyranny of Convenience
Law professor and technology expert Tim Lu claims that there's an underestimated force that drives our daily lives—convenience. We want nearly ...
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