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Abraham Lincoln's Life Raft
Abraham Lincoln went into a severe period of grief in February 1862 when his 11-year-old son, Willie, died.
He found comfort in the words of Presbyterian ...
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Broken Bottle Demonstrates Extravagance for God
Text: "'Leave her alone,' said Jesus. 'Why are you bothering her? She has done a beautiful thing to me.'" (Mark 14:3–11). ...
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Rejection Physically Hurts
Rejection hurts. According to a Reuters article, that "kicked-in-the-gut" feeling that you get when you're ignored at a party or not chosen ...
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Intimacy with God Despite Our Imperfection
Spirituality is not a formula; it is not a test. It is a relationship. Spirituality is not about competency; it is about intimacy. Spirituality is not ...
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Michelangelo Redeems Broken Marble
In 1463, members of the City Council of Firenze (Florence) Italy decided they needed a monument to enhance their city. They commissioned a sculptor to ...
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Cannot Choose Which Cross
God can never make me wine if I object to the fingers he uses to crush me. If God would only crush me with his own fingers, and say, “Now, my son, ...
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Aroma of Grace
Musician Steven Curtis Chapman writes:
In brokenness, I have felt tangible expressions of God's graceĀ . I had stacked some rocks out at this little ...
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Taming Our Sinful Nature
In an article about Asian men who train eagles for hunting, Stephen Kinzer writes:
The capture, taming, training, and keeping of eagles is highly ritualized. ...
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Flawed but Fruitful
A house servant had two large pots. One hung on each end of a pole that he carried across his neck. One of the pots had a crack in it. At the end of the ...
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God Uses the Imperfect
I shall never forget in my student days at Emory--not my seminary days, but after I'd served a parish for a time and went back for an advanced degree--I ...
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