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What Meekness Looks Like
Taylor University is a Christian college in Indiana. Years ago, they were pleased to learn that an African student, Sam, was going to be enrolling in ...
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Story of Forgiven Drunk Driver Moves Beth Moore
In her book Living Beyond Yourself: Exploring the Fruit of the Spirit, author and speaker Beth Moore recalls a particularly insightful moment in her life: ...
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Man's Vocational Path Altered by Accountability
In his book Let Your Life Speak, Parker Palmer, a Quaker, tells the story of how God used Palmer's friends to shape his vocational path in a significant ...
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Importance of Spiritual Mentors
Gordon McDonald, at the passing of a lifelong mentor, recalled his loyalty and the crucial counsel he gave in a crisis:
He was there when, many years later, ...
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Man Learns Early Lesson in Accountability
Kevin Harney writes in “Leadership from the Inside Out:”
I had been serving in the church high school ministry for just over a year. I loved ...
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Mirror Offers Customers a Different Perspective
A businessman in a service industry grew weary of being yelled at. He tired of getting sprayed with angry spittle from dissatisfied customers who expected ...
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Man Chooses to Forgive Fellow Minister
Kevin Harney writes in “Leadership from the Inside Out:”
One of my most painful leadership lessons came shortly after I graduated from seminary ...
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Poor Man Returns $11,000 Watch
In 1972, a young Egyptian businessman named Farahat lost an $11,000 watch. He was stunned when a garbage man dressed in filthy rags found it and returned ...
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Opposing Players Help Fallen Softball Player
On April 26, 2008, the Western Oregon women's softball team played against Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Washington. During the course ...
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Seeing the Father's Image
Max Lucado writes about a big, muscle-bound man named Daniel who was swindled by his own brother. He vowed that if he ever saw him again, he would break ...
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