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Your Heart Always Follows Your Money
Suppose you buy shares of General Motors. What happens? You suddenly develop interest in GM. You check the financial pages. You see a magazine article ...
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'Street Pastors' Serve Others on London's Streets
Every night a group of Christians in London don blue jackets and baseball caps and roam the streets. They call themselves the "street pastors." As they ...
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Pet Chipmunk Saves Nuts for Owner
Pastor Ken Shigematsu shares the following true story about his wife's pet chipmunk named Forte:
My wife Saiko's family loves animals. They regularly take ...
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Panera's Kind Deed Has Huge Impact
Brandon Cook was visiting his ailing grandmother in a New Hampshire hospital. Nearby was a Panera café. The following letter explains what happened ...
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The Poor Can't Afford to Have "Bad Luck"
Gary Haugen, an ardent Christ-follower and the President of International Justice Mission, has seen global poverty up close for the last two decades. ...
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Lottery Winners Who File for Bankruptcy
If you happened to win the lottery, your financial situation would improve, right? Actually, according to a study, the answer is maybe not. Three economics ...
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The Weeping Pizza Thief
Shortly after midnight a man entered a Papa John's in Helena, Montana and demanded money. But as the Papa John's employee started to hand over ...
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Jesus' Birth Unleashed a Movement of Mercy
How did the birth of Jesus change the world? Historian Rodney Stark argues that there was one huge factor that helped capture the attention of the ancient ...
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The Four Levels of Charity
Ancient Hebrew wisdom describes four levels of charity. The highest level is to provide a job for one in need without his knowledge that you provided ...
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Max Lucado Shares a Meal with a Homeless Man
A few months ago I was sitting at the red light of a busy intersection when I noticed a man walking toward my car. He stepped off the curb, bypassed several ...
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