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Gadgets Nag Us to Change Behavior
No matter how hard we try we just can't seem to shed our need to live by law rather than grace. A recent (2013) article in The Wall Street Journal explored ...
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College Admissions Acceptance Sets Student Free
For many Americans, the college admissions process is an oppressive and extraordinarily stressful area of life. A number of years ago, I watched as two ...
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Jockey Wins by Imputing Goodness to His Horse
Editor's Note: The doctrine of imputation involves the idea that God reconciles sinners to himself by declaring them to be righteous on account of ...
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State Treasurer Wants to Give Cash Back
The Illinois State Treasurer Dan Rutherford has initiated a program called "Cash Dash." Here's how an ad in The Chicago Tribune described ...
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God's Love, Like Marital Love, Is Unconditional
Picture this: a bride and groom dashing out of the church, through the showers of birdseed and into the limo, all aglow with the light of love from the ...
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Baseball Pitcher Achieves Perfection … at a Cost
On April 12, 2012, the White Sox's pitcher Philip Humber pitched a perfect game. That is, he retired 27 batters in a row. No walks, no hits. It's ...
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When Our Spiritual Life Resembles a Treadmill
Treadmills are fun if you want to get a little exercise. Unfortunately, for many people, religion feels like running on a treadmill: they're working ...
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Girl Blackmails Her Brother after He Kills a Duck
There is a great story about a little boy who killed his grandmother's pet duck. He accidentally hit the duck with a rock from his sling-shot. The ...
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On Good Days and Bad, We Hope in Christ's Shed Blood
Do you ever have a day that runs something like this? You get up in the morning …. [and] you stub your toe on that nail sticking out of the wall ...
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Tim Keller on Being "Middle-Class in Spirit"
Tim Keller offers the following definition for what Jesus meant by being "poor in spirit":
It means seeing that you are deeply in debt before ...
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