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I Hated Church Ministry
Author, songwriter, business owner, and professor Dave Yauk shares how after his life went into a tailspin, until he found Christ:
I was born and raised ...
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The Awkwardness of an Adult on the Floor
David Brooks writes in The New York Times:
Rabbi Elliot Kukla once described a woman with a brain injury who would sometimes fall to the floor. People ...
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The Power of a Reboot
We have all found ourselves stuck and trying to troubleshoot a problem on our computers, smartphone, or other electronic devices. According to multiple ...
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Why Our Body Destroys Itself
In the early 1990s when scientists first peered into a cell, they saw something amazing. They observed the cell destroying its own proteins and organ-like ...
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Jesus Gave Me What My Fists Couldn’t
In his testimony in CT magazine, Allen Langham describes hitting rock bottom in prison and finding Jesus reaching out to him:
As a child, there was violence ...
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Clothing Given New Life at Refurbishing Company
In times past, when items of mass-produced apparel experienced production defects, those pieces would usually be sent to a landfill or overseas. But now, ...
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The Gift of Wrapping
Jeff Peabody writes in a Christmas issue of CT magazine:
Several years ago, I decided to write a daily Christmas blog post on our church blog. So, I decided ...
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Theology Is the Gospel Repair Shop
Author Sinclair Ferguson provides a helpful illustration to explain how theology works:
There is a program on BBC television I enjoy. It is called The ...
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In Our Weakness We Find Strength
Noriyuki Morita developed spinal tuberculosis when he was two years old. It was so severe that he was hospitalized for nine years. He was told that he ...
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The Enormous Consequences of a Single Misplaced Dot
Mistakes are easily made and it’s often too late to rectify the situation by the time someone notices. That was the case with Spain’s supposedly ...
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