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Wife Places Relationship over Material Value
Last weekend was spent doing one of those uber-stressful things: buying a car. We are a one-car family and tend to drive our cars until they die. Our ...
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God Uses Saxophone to Change Woman's Perspective
Robin Lee Shope, a self-confessed "garage sale junkie," shares how she was consumed by disappointment over a lost bargain—until God changed her ...
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Man Chooses to Forgive Fellow Minister
One of my most painful leadership lessons came shortly after I graduated from seminary and began to work in a church as a full-time pastor and leader. ...
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Seeing the Father's Image
Max Lucado writes about a big, muscle-bound man named Daniel who was swindled by his own brother. He vowed that if he ever saw him again, he would break ...
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Eating the Seed
When Beth Moore and her husband, Keith, spent time in war-torn Angola to draw attention to tens of thousands of malnourished people, they were changed ...
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Killer Wrote Letter to God
Why didn't any changes occur or any love or help come when I accepted you as Lord and Savior?
—Matthew Murray, in a letter addressed to God that ...
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Making Room for Sadness
Eric Wilson, professor of English at Wake Forest University, wanted to become a happier person. He at least wanted a smile on his face, rather than the ...
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"The Power of Forgiveness": The Health Benefits of Letting Go
The Power of Forgiveness is a collection of seven short stories that, taken together, reveal the limits, difficulties, healing qualities, and unforeseen ...
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Lives of 95 Percent Boredom, 5 percent Terror
I saw a troubling quote today. I was reading a news story about an NYPD detective named James Zadroga who had died from lung problems. Following 9/11, ...
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The Danger of a Sad Soul
A sad soul will kill you quicker, far quicker, than a germ.
—Author John Steinbeck
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