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A Father's Secret Journal
There was a man who was a good husband and dad. He loved his family faithfully, was always around, steady, and took care of them. His influence, even ...
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God Himself Stepped into the Gospel Story
In describing the incarnation Jill Carattini wrote:
Novelist Kurt Vonnegut once said of one of his most recurrent characters, “Kilgore was the only ...
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The Quest for Love Endures
PBS’s The Great American Read is an eight-part series that explores America’s 100 best-loved novels. The series notes that one theme emerges ...
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Can a Loving God Also be a Judging God?
In Christianity God is both a God of love and of justice. Many people struggle with this. They believe that a loving God can't be a judging God. Like ...
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Princess Meghan ‘Humbly’ Closes a Car Door
Princess Meghan Markle, British royalty and Duchess of Sussex, sent social media into overdrive when she was spotted closing her own car door during her ...
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In the Incarnation God Became both Small and Big
British pastor, Matthew Hosier, writes about a missionary friend who moved to a Muslim majority nation:
When we first moved to the Middle East we heard ...
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Fan Buys World Series Tickets for $9
The World Series, one of the most coveted sporting events to attend in the world, ordinarily fetches a high price per ticket. Often, "standing room only" ...
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God Lovingly Writes Himself into His Own Story
In a video on YouTube, Pastor Tim Keller says:
Dorothy Sayers wrote a series of detective novels focused her fictional character Lord Peter Wimsey. Sayers' ...
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Dying Father Can't Take His Eyes Off Son
Greg Boyle, author of Tattoos of the Heart, a moving book about his work with gang members in Los Angeles, claims that we all have what he calls our "touchstone" ...
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The Quiet Piloting Life of the Netherlands' King
Running a country is hard work—or, at least, it seems like it is—so it makes sense to see royals and world leaders out playing sports or taking ...
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