Sermon Illustrations about Worldliness
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Never Not Working
There is a reason God gave us the Sabbath rest. We need it. We were not created to work seven days a week. Yet, that is where we are headed as a culture, ...
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Death Doesn't Deter CEO Ambitions
Leadership can kill you. At least leadership in high stakes positions.
Nineteen chief executives died in office in 2023, the most since 2010, according ...
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Social Media is ‘Hijacking My Brain’
“It’s hijacking my brain.” Say young people addicted to social media and who are desperate for help. Many people have compared the addictive ...
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The Rats that Love Taking Selfies
Augustin Lignier, a photographer in Paris, created a photo booth for rats. He took inspiration from B.F. Skinner, the famous researcher who made The Skinner ...
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Dying to Our Selfies
Singer-songwriter and author Sandra McCracken writes in an issue of CT magazine:
Greek mythology may not be a guide to the Christian life, but I appreciate ...
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43% Use Plastic for Emergencies
The number of Americans carrying a credit card balance is climbing, with many using their credit to cover unexpected or emergency expenses, a new Bankrate ...
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Huge Spike in Curse Words on TV Shows
These days, just turning on the television seems to trigger a blitzkrieg of F-bombs.
“We’re seeing a big spike in the use of crude and profane ...
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Connecticut Middle School Successfully Bans Phones
Assistant Principal Raymond Dolphin knew he was taking a risk in December 2021 when he banned cell phones from Illing Middle School in Connecticut. But ...
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‘Nones’ Now the Largest Religious Group
When Americans are asked to check a box indicating their religious affiliation, 28% now check “none.” A new study from Pew Research finds ...
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The Only Kid in Class Without a Cell Phone
Kaylee and Mike Low have four children. When their oldest son, now aged 14, started asking for a cell phone back in the fourth grade, they both said no. ...
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