Sermon Illustrations about Perception
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Taste and See that the Lord Is Good
The pleasure of taste starts with the taste buds and ends with electrical signals reaching the reward centers in the brain. This is not just true of people; ...
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Woman Pronounced Dead Later Found Alive in Funeral Home
A 20-year-old woman with cerebral palsy was pronounced dead by paramedics, and placed in a body bag. Three hours later, she was found alive. The ordeal ...
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The Power of Preference to Shape Beliefs
Writer/historian John Dickson writes about a social media post that annoyed his atheist friends. It was a portion of a 1929 interview of Albert Einstein ...
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Man Simulates Traffic Jam with Bunch of Smartphones in Wagon
As a piece entitled “Google Maps Hacks,” German performance artist Simon Weckert borrowed 99 smartphones and pulled them, in a child’s ...
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Woman Wins $10,000 By Reading Fine Print
Be sure to read the fine print. We’ve all heard it, but how many people do it? At least one and it just netted her an easy $10,000. St. Petersburg-based ...
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‘Marijuana Pepsi’ Earns Doctorate with Dissertation on Uncommon Names
Snicker all you want; Marijuana Pepsi Vandyck has heard all the jokes anyway. Not only is the performance coach, teacher, and mother unashamed of her ...
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Look at Your Fish
The writer David McCullough tacked a plaque above his desk that reads: “Look at your Fish.” It’s a story about the value of seeing.
In ...
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‘Someone Has a Real Problem - Oh, It’s Me!’
Travis Collins writes in “What Does It Mean to Be Welcoming?”:
My friend Barry Thomas and I went camping at Sherando Lake a few summers ago. ...
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The Amazing World of Hearing
Mark Batterson describes the amazing ability of the human ear in his book Whisper:
The act of hearing is detecting vibrations of the eardrum caused by ...
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The Man Who Saved the World by Doing Nothing
The defining moment of Stanislav Petrov's life was the moment he decided to do nothing.
The Russian military duty officer was just a few hours into ...
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