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Muslim Man Considers the Cost of Following Christ
Haddon Robbinson writes:
Several years ago, I helped lead a tour in Turkey of the churches mentioned in the Book of Revelation. On the last night, we ...
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Business Expert Sees Growing "Comparison Obsession"
Thomas J. DeLong, a professor at Harvard Business School, has noted a disturbing trend among his students and colleagues—a "comparison obsession." ...
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Woman Idolizes Her Parents' Approval
In his book Counterfeit Gods, Timothy Keller writes, "Idols generate false beliefs such as 'If I cannot achieve X, then my life won't be ...
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Vulnerable Girls in Ethiopia Run to the Church for Safety
While Paul Knight, a pastor from Grand Forks, North Dakota, was visiting Fiche, Ethiopia, he had the chance to meet the little girl his family had been ...
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Giving Our Children More than Safety
Gary Haugen, president and CEO of International Justice Mission, a Christian organization dedicated to fighting sex trafficking, writes,
After we have ...
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Allowing a Complaining Spirit to Make Itself at Home
The heart drifts toward complaint as if by gravitational pull—after all, complaint seems a reasonable response to a sequence of disappointing events. ...
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A Faith That Does Not Shrink from Death
We have a faith that does not shrink from death. The fundamental concern of our faith is both to reveal with fearsome accuracy the nature of death, and ...
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Not Dead—Asleep
Every once in a while, you hear a stunning story about loved ones who are notified of a death in the family that hasn't actually happened. In this ...
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"Christians Never Say Goodbye"
Sheldon Vanauken was a student of the English professor and Christian apologist C. S. Lewis in the early 1950s. He recounts in his book A Severe Mercy ...
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Mother Encourages Dying Son
Christian author Catherine Marshall reflects on what it's like to die in the fictional story of a 12-year-old boy named Kenneth. In the story Kenneth ...
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