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When God Answers Our Prayers with One Word—Repent
How does God respond to a Christian who asks for guidance? It all depends. There's a big difference between a Christian who has "irregular, discouraging ...
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Max Lucado Shows the Power of Honest Confession
In his book “Grace” Max Lucado writes:
Ever since my high school buddy and I drank ourselves sick with a case of quarts, I have liked beer ...
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Tenants Get Evicted After Trash Builds Up
When I was an associate pastor at a church near Portland, Oregon, I was also a part-time manager of the townhouse complex where we lived. Once a month, ...
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Psychiatrist "Discovers" the Reality of Evil
Psychiatrist Scott Peck wrote of meeting with a depressed 15-year-old named Bobby, who was increasingly troubled after his 16-year-old brother killed ...
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Kids Playing Mud Football Realize They're Playing in Sewage
In his book Glorious Mess, Mike Howerton tells the following story about a childhood experience playing "mud football." After a huge downpour, ...
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Sixty Years Later, Man Wants to Return Stolen Cap
In the fall of 2011, Pete Richeson walked into the sheriff's office to turn himself in for something he did nearly six decades ago.
While attending ...
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A Satirical "Prayer of Confession" for People Who Are "Okay"
The following prayer offers a satirical look at our shallow view of sin. This superficial prayer is based on a modern "overhaul" of a traditional ...
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The Adrenaline "High" of Ministry Becomes a Dangerous Iceberg
The book God in a Brothel recounts the stories of investigator Dan Walker's ministry to infiltrate brothels and free young women and children trapped ...
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Two Diverse Sources Agree on the Power of Confession
Two diverse sources—ancient Christian monasticism and modern psychology—agree on at least one thing: keeping dark secrets can destroy us, ...
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Book Explores Our Pattern of Self-Justification
The authors of the book Mistakes Were Made (but not by me) argue that our tendency to justify our actions is more powerful and deceptive than an explicit ...
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