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IBM CEO Says to Change Everything But...
Thomas J. Watson Jr., founder and CEO of IBM from 1956 to 1971 wrote:
I firmly believe that any organization, in order to survive and achieve success, ...
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Atheist Unable to Meet Christian's Challenge
In the 19th century Charles Bradlaugh, a prominent atheist, challenged a Christian man to debate the validity of the claims of Christianity. The Christian ...
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"How the Grinch Stole Christmas": Changed Attitude
How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a fanciful movie based on Dr. Seuss' classic holiday poem. The Grinch, a hairy, green, cantankerous beast, looks ...
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September 11 Changes Perception of Two Men
On a vacation in October 2001, I was thumbing through a pile of dated magazines, and in Time magazine I stopped to read the column called Winners & ...
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Relationship with Christ Makes Change Easier
When I was dating my wife, Anna, one thing I admired about her was her love for sports. I love sports too, but there are two sports I don't like. ...
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Purpose of Suffering
According to author Herbert Carson, God often uses suffering to remind us of the greater goal he has in mind for us. Carson writes:
Slum clearance is not ...
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Being Comfortable Can Kill Us
Too much comfort is dangerous. Literally.
Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley did an experiment some time ago that involved introducing ...
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Actor Bruce Willis on Fatherhood
Actor Bruce Willis, star of the films Pulp Fiction, The Sixth Sense, and Armageddon lived life as a brash, ambitious party-goer and womanizer. He says: ...
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Max Lucado Confesses Struggle
Author and pastor Max Lucado said that giving up beer helped him get closer to God. Lucado said, "I come from a family of alcoholism. If there's ...
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"Shawshank Redemption": Imprisoned by Sin
Warning: The movie clip of this illustration contains profanity. PreachingToday.com recommends that you not show the video but rather simply tell the ...
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