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The Million Dollar Roadbed
In Western Colorado there is a road called the Million Dollar Highway. My guess is that both tourists and even most of the people who live on the western ...
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Second-century Philosopher on the Upside-down Nature of the Kingdom
The second-century Greek philosopher Celsus captures well just how upside-down the Kingdom of God is—and just how confusing that can seem to unbelievers. ...
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Perfect Fear Casting Out Love
Perfect love may cast out fear, but fear is remarkably potent in casting out love.
—P. D. James, English author (1920- )
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"A Beautiful Mind": Loving the Unlovable
The movie A Beautiful Mind tells the story of John Nash, a brilliant mathematician whose career and life were crippled by schizophrenia. Nash taught at ...
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Rejected Orphan Hears, "I Want This Child"
Pastor Lee Strobel tells this story:
Shortly after the Korean War, a Korean woman had an affair with an American soldier, and she got pregnant. He went ...
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Divine Love in Us
One Sunday in our church service, a woman who sings in our choir, a former drug addict with the HIV virus, told the story of how she came to Christ. She ...
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Martin Luther King, Jr., on Lincoln
In his sermon "Loving Your Enemies," Martin Luther King, Jr., said:
When Abraham Lincoln was running for president of the United States, there ...
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Kindness to Strangers
[My wife], Gail, and I were in an airplane flying to Boston. We were seated almost at the back of the airliner in the two aisle seats across from each ...
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Teams at Their Best
In the Arkansas Democrat Gazette (2-7-99), Larry Pillow writes:
Like every graduating class in Arkansas, the 1997 graduating class of Witts Springs, Arkansas, ...
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Seeing with God's Eyes
If you're going to care about the fall of the sparrow you can't pick and choose who's going to be the sparrow.
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