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No Fishing Out Hotel Windows
Haddon Robinson writes about something the apostle Paul could certainly identify with, namely, the tendency of the law to put ideas in our heads:
The law ...
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"Brave New World": Death by Gaming
Is it possible to play yourself to death? Officials at a Chinese Internet cafe think so ever since a 30-year-old man died after playing a game online ...
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Parrot Stubbornly Tries to Get Through to Woman
A lady was walking past a pet store when a parrot said, "Hey, lady! You're really ugly!"
The lady was angry but continued on her way.
On the way home, ...
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The Suffering of God
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright shares this brief moment she shared with Holocaust survivor and author, ElieWiesel:
Not long after September ...
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Lying Takes More Brain Energy
A study at Temple University School of Medicine found that lying takes more brain energy than telling the truth. Participants were divided into two groups. ...
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Broken Globe Symbolic of Broken World
In a sermon Pastor Matt Woodley shared the following story:
When I was about ten years old, my dad, a medical doctor, received a special gift from one ...
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Shoppers Ignore Dying Woman
The last thing LaShanda Calloway saw before she died was people literally stepping over her to continue shopping as if nothing had happened. Calloway ...
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Yancey on God's Redemptive Work
Philip Yancey on the redemptive work of God:
I once was part of a small group with a Christian leader whose name you would likely recognize. He went through ...
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Yancey Puts Pain in Perspective
On February 25, 2007, author and speaker Philip Yancey experienced a horrible car accident. In an article for Christianity Today, he describes the crash ...
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How God Feels About Humanity
We serve a God who created our humanity, weeps at the fall of our humanity, became our humanity, and is redeeming our humanity.
—Author Glenn Stanton
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