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Two Men, Same Name, Different Life Outcomes
The book The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates tells the story of two black men with the same name. Both were born in Maryland. Both grew up with single ...
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Woman Discovers God as Her Father
In his book Invitation to a Journey, author M. Robert Mulholland Jr. tells the story of a woman he met who was the result of an unwanted pregnancy. She ...
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Winning a Son's Heart
In his book The Masculine Mandate, pastor and author Richard D. Phillips writes of his meaningful relationship with his father. In 1972, Phillips was ...
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Tim Keller on Polygamy and Primogeniture in the Book of Genesis
Tim Keller, in the sermon "Literalism" said:
Many years ago, when I first started reading the Book of Genesis, it was very upsetting to me. Here ...
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Mothers Never Get a Break
Hungry at the end of the day, a 15-year-old boy found his mother in bed and was suddenly seized with concern.
"Mom, are you sick or something?"
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John Ortberg on the Importance of Spiritual Weaning
Stillness is always a prerequisite for receptivity. Telephones and television sets cannot receive messages when they are too filled with static and noise. ...
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Aunt Forgiven for Death of Nephew
In his book Free of Charge, author Miroslav Volf shares a personal story about the power of grace and forgiveness:
I was one then, and my five-year-old ...
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Mother Reflects on "The Day We Let Our Son Live"
In 2009, an article in the U.K.'s Telegraph reported that of all women in the U.K. who find out through prenatal testing that their baby will have ...
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Father Mistakes Daughter's Treasure as Trash
In one of his books, writer Robert Fulgham tells the story of when his daughter was a little girl and gave him a paper bag to take with him to work. When ...
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Why Children Are Growing Up So Fast
Many Americans feel kids are growing up too fast. When Throne, Inc. surveyed 888 mothers to identify the reasons why:
- Seventy-five percent said it was because children are being allowed to use the Internet without supervision.
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