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Sons Love Their Fathers First
In the book The Five People You Meet in Heaven, author Mitch Albom tells the story of Eddie, a maintenance worker at a seaside carnival. After Eddie's ...
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Son's Compassion Moved Him to Heroism
Author and Pastor Erwin McManus was speaking at a youth convention in Florida and brought his family along for a working vacation.
One morning Erwin and ...
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Sexually Disoriented People Lack Loving Fathers
"In all my reading and experience, I have never known of one sexually-disoriented person who had a warm, loving and affectionate father."
—Dr. ...
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Husband Forgives Wife's Stealing
Friends of ours grew up in the church and have a fine house, sweet kids, and good jobs. But the wife has an emotional/mental problem. She periodically ...
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Trotman Preached by Shining Shoes
In the mountains of Taiwan, I met another Navigator missionary who said he had met Navigators founder Dawson Trotman. "I will never forget Dawson ...
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Cross Builder Comforts the Grieving
Greg Zanis is a carpenter from Aurora, Illinois, whose father-in-law taught him the trade. In the process the two became best friends. In 1996 Greg's ...
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Modeling How a Christian Man Dies
When New Testament scholar William Lane taught at Western Kentucky University, contemporary musician Michael Card was a student of his, and they developed ...
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Civil War Soldier Wearing Blue and Gray
Ron Hutchcraft describes a visit to Fort Sumter, in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina:
As the tour boat approached Fort Sumter, I wondered whether the ...
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Chuck Colson's Testimony
A few years ago, Chuck Colson was standing in a long line in the airport in Jakarta, Indonesia. He and some Prison Fellowship colleagues had been traveling ...
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Many Benefits from Involved Fathers
Studies say children with involved fathers are:
More confident and less anxious in unfamiliar settings. Better able to deal with frustration. Better ...
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