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John Ortberg on Following God Instead of Your Gut
In a sermon, John Ortberg said:
My friend, Jimmy, and his son, Davey, were playing in the ocean down in Mexico, while his family—his wife, daughters, ...
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Star of Survival Program on Getting Saved
When you get a chance to be saved, you gotta grab it.
—Bear Grylls, popular star of the Discovery Channel's Man vs. Wild, in a commercial promoting ...
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Anti-clerical Pizza Man Helps Minister Appreciate the Gospel
Pastor and Author Matt Woodley writes in a blog post titled "Evangelized by the Pizza Man”:
My friend Emilio owns a tiny pizzeria that makes ...
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Death of Friend Helps Philip Yancey See Easter in New Light
Philip Yancey writes in "The Great Reversal”:
After years of urban living had ground down my childhood love of nature, I found it suddenly rekindled ...
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Desiring Less Than What God Can Give
In his book The Divine Commodity, Skye Jethani shares a story from a trip he took to India with his father. While walking the streets of New Delhi, a ...
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Prop Illustration for Good Friday Service
Texts: Assorted texts from the Passion accounts of the Gospels and Isaiah 52:13–53:12
Principle: The weight of the sins we have committed and the ...
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Misunderstanding the Value of the Cross
Some years ago, a 14-foot bronze crucifix was stolen from Calvary Cemetery in Little Rock, Arkansas. It had stood at the entrance to that cemetery for ...
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An Empty Tomb Perspective
What one sees depends on where one sets up one's shop. Mine is at the entrance of the empty tomb.
—W. Paul Jones, Roman Catholic priest
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Eddie Would Go!
In his book Passed Through Fire, pastor Rick Bundschuh tells the story of Hawaiian surfer Eddie Aikau:
If you ever visit Hawaii, you may notice a plethora ...
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The Courageous Sacrifice of King Jesus
Most kingdoms do anything they can to protect their king. This is the unspoken premise of the game of chess, for example. When the king falls, the kingdom ...
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