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Importance of Church in Spiritual Formation
Spiritual formation is so often couched in more individualistic terms, that it's easy to forget the important role the church community plays in our ...
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Professor Moves from Agnostic to Seeker
In seminary my Bible professor was Manfred George Gutzke, a Canadian like myself who had an impressively large physique and had been the boxing champion ...
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Retired Couple Ministers Throughout Africa
Mike and Marie Meaney of Bellevue, Washington, have a unique ministry in their retirement years.
After completing 40 years in their respective careers ...
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Most Bypass Patients Don't Change Lifestyles
A [2006] medical study reveals just how difficult change is for people. Roughly 600,000 people have heart bypasses a year in America. These people are ...
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Recording Artist Sings for Justice
It was an episode of Law & Order that confronted Christian recording artist Natalie Grant with the horrors of child sex trafficking in South Asia. ...
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Poor Man Returns $11,000 Watch
In 1972, a young Egyptian businessman named Farahat lost an $11,000 watch. He was stunned when a garbage man dressed in filthy rags found it and returned ...
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Study of Trinity Converts Muslim
One of the chief obstacles to a Muslim becoming a Christian is the doctrine of the Trinity. Muslims believe there is only one God—Allah—and ...
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Father's Discipline and Kiss Changes Son
Editor's Note: On March 10, 2008, we published the following story as an "Editor's Choice" illustration. The story had a number of errors in it, and we ...
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The Fire of a Spiritual Awakening
I doubt if there is a problem—political or economic—that will not melt before the fire of a spiritual awakening.
—President Franklin ...
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The Irony of One Man's Anger
Justin John Boudin, a 27-year-old man from Minnesota, pleaded guilty to fifth-degree assault charges for violently losing his temper. Here's the irony: ...
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