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Lessons from the Bristlecone Pine
Bristlecone pines are the oldest living things on our planet, with approximately eighteen living examples that are over 4,000 years old. The oldest of ...
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A Missionary's Prayer Experiment Brings Lasting Transformation
In 1908 James Fraser gave up a promising career in order to be a missionary to China. He worked hard to learn the language and culture in order to share ...
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Hardship Can Cause Spiritual Growth
Bristlecone Pines are fascinating trees that grow in the western mountain regions of the United States. Sometimes as high as two or more miles above sea ...
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Slow Walking with Jesus
Consider this point made by W. E. Adams, C. S. Lewis' spiritual director for a season:
We can advance along the road to perfection only by walking ...
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The Price of Admission to a Meaningful Life
In a recent TED talk, Psychologist Susan David shares how the way we deal with our emotions shapes everything that matters: our actions, careers, relationships, ...
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Suffering Is Fertile – It Can Grow New Life
"Man has places in his heart which do not yet exist, and into them enters suffering, in order that they may have existence," said Leon Bloy, ...
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Woman Dismayed to Learn Plant She Tended is Plastic
Caelie Wilkes was proud of her little succulent plant. But just when she was ready to take the next step in caring for it, she realized her efforts were ...
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A Coach Improves Tiny Things by One Percent
British Cycling was in a desperate situation. Since 1908, British riders had won just a single Olympic gold medal. Their performance was so bad that a ...
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For Elite NBA Players, Pressure is Biggest Opponent
By the time an elite player ascends to the NBA, that player has hoisted an almost incalculable number of shots, both in games and in practice. One would ...
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The Upside of Stress
Researchers at Stanford and Florida State University asked a broad sample of US adults, ages eighteen through seventy-eight, to rate how much they agreed ...
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