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Experiences of Beauty Serve as Signposts
What is the most beautiful thing you have experienced this week?
Maybe something you heard. Maybe some beautiful music—perhaps in church, or in the ...
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Tony Campolo Experiences Powerful Moment at Funeral
Tony Campolo writes:
I went to my first black funeral when I was 16 years old. A friend of mine, Clarence, had died. The pastor was incredible. From the ...
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A Christmas Memory from Author Walter Wangerin Jr.
In The Manger Is Empty, Walter Wangerin Jr. shares personal memories from past Christmases. In a chapter entitled "A Quiet Chamber," he recalls ...
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Lee Strobel Impressed by Impoverished Family's Example
While working as a journalist for the Chicago Tribune, Lee Strobel was assigned to report on the struggles of an impoverished, inner-city family during ...
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Woman Worships Like "One Leper Returning"
In Preaching Today Mark Buchanan shares the conversion story of an alcoholic named Wanda. In a 2008 article for Leadership journal, Mark was able to ...
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Inside the Joy
While attending a 2008 awards presentation at the Strathmore Music Center, a concert hall just outside of Washington, D.C., author Mark Gauvreau Judge ...
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Beatitudes for the 21st Century
Suppose we were to come up with a set of Beatitudes for the 21st Century. What if we made a list of the kinds of people who seem to be well-off—who ...
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Different Attitudes Among Silver and Bronze Medalists
A fascinating study done by Professor Vicki Medvec reveals the relative importance of subjective attitudes over and above objective circumstances. Medvec ...
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John Ortberg on Thriving
FTT—my wife first introduced me to those initials. Nancy was a nurse when I first met her. There were many parts of nursing for which she did not ...
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The Necessity of Hope
What oxygen is to the lungs, such is hope to the meaning of life.
—Emil Brunner, Swiss theologian (1889–1966)
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