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Husband Concerned About Wife's Hearing
A concerned husband goes to see the family doctor: "I think my wife is deaf. She never hears me the first time I say something. In fact, I often ...
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Hollywood Publicist Frustrated with Beauty
Hollywood publicist Michael Levine lives in what many consider the beauty capital of the world, surrounded on a daily basis by gorgeous women. But he ...
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Focusing on the Sin of Others
When our children were young, my husband and I decided we wouldn't watch R-rated movies. We wouldn't allow our children to watch them, so we decided ...
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Famous Author Experiences Generosity
Sebastian Junger is author of The Perfect Storm and A Death in Belmont. Long before he became a famous writer, however, he decided to hitchhike his way ...
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The Gospel Can't Be Force-Fed
Author Kevin Harney tells the following story in his book Seismic Shifts:
It was a battle. A wrestling match. A test of wills. Every day, at exactly the ...
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Pioneer Missionary Engages the Culture
In an age of extraordinary people, Matteo Ricci was one of the most remarkable. Even today, if you ask a Chinese person to name a famous European from ...
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Francis Schaeffer on Compassion for Today's Artists
Many Christians find themselves put off by the different forms of modern art. However, whenever I witness modern art or listen to depressing modern music ...
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Humanitarian Aid Changes Muslim Minds
According to a poll conducted in January 2006 by the Terror Free Tomorrow organization, humanitarian aid is a very effective way to improve how Muslim ...
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Death Row Scholarship Provides for Ministerial Student
Forgiving others unleashes God's power and provision in our lives. Just ask Brandon Biggs.
Biggs's father, Gregory, was struck by a car and lodged ...
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Desert Father on Self-examination
They who are conscious of their own sins have no eyes for the sins of their neighbors.
—Abbot Moses (10th century)
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