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The 'Safety First' Approach to Life Isn't Christ-centered
In his book The Colors of Hope, Richard Dahlstrom describes what he calls "the safety first mentality." According to this perspective, "the ...
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Honest Feedback Helps Us Grow Spiritually
Trying to grow spiritually without hearing the truth about yourself from somebody else is like trying to do brain surgery on yourself without a mirror. ...
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Father Confronts Indecency at the Mall
Christian author and speaker Dennis Rainey recounts a story of visiting a clothing store with his 13-year-old daughter. While he was waiting inside the ...
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Child Learns About Safety at the Zoo
A grandfather took his daughter and the grandchildren to visit the zoo. As they visited the orangutan exhibit the only thing separating us from these ...
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Man Takes 14 Years to Chisel Hole Through Mountain
When a mountain is in your way what do you do? Just ask Ramchandra Das, 53, who lives in Bihar, India. In order to access nearby fields for food and work, ...
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Missionary Has Sense of Gratitude Rekindled
Franklin and Phileda Nelson went to Burma as missionaries in the 1940s. They served there eight and a half years before the government closed the country ...
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Little Boy Just Wants to Go Home
First grade teacher, Linda, shares an interaction she had with one of her students on the first day of school. Accustomed to going home at noon in kindergarten, ...
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The Kind of Courage Hollywood Ignores
Mike Erre writes in “When Guys Need God”:
The problem with looking to Hollywood for the image of masculinity (even those true-to-life stories ...
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Girl Shows Courage in Haiti
Pastor Mike Breaux tells the following story of when his daughter Jodie answered God's call to go into missions work:
During her junior year of high ...
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The Risk of Hope
To hope is to risk frustration. Therefore, make up your mind to risk frustration.
—Thomas Merton, Trappist monk and writer (1915–1968)
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