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"Getting In" on God's Goodness
There are two ways the Bible says you can get to heaven. Plan A is to earn it. That's the performance plan. And to earn it you only have to do this: ...
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"Christians Never Say Goodbye"
Sheldon Vanauken was a student of the English professor and Christian apologist C. S. Lewis in the early 1950s. He recounts in his book A Severe Mercy ...
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Anne Lamott's Definition of Grace
Grace means you're in a different universe from where you had been stuck, when you had absolutely no way to get there on your own.
—Anne Lamott, ...
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Cross Reveals the World We Have and the God We Have
Author Henri Nouwen tells the story of a family he knew in Paraguay. The father, a doctor, spoke out against the military regime there and its human rights ...
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Mother Encourages Dying Son
Christian author Catherine Marshall reflects on what it's like to die in the fictional story of a 12-year-old boy named Kenneth. In the story Kenneth ...
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C.S. Lewis on the Wonder of Our Resurrected Bodies
In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul emphasizes that we will be given new bodies. In his book The Great Divorce, a fictional look at Christian perceptions of life ...
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Tim Keller on the "Mores" of the Gospel
Here's the gospel: you're more sinful than you ever dared believe; you're more loved than you ever dared hope.
—Tim Keller, pastor of ...
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Little Girl Helps Family Discover "The Power of Half"
While waiting at a traffic light with her parents in Atlanta, Georgia, Kevin and Joan Salwen's 14-year-old daughter, Hannah, saw a black Mercedes ...
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Aunt Forgiven for Death of Nephew
In his book Free of Charge, author Miroslav Volf shares a personal story about the power of grace and forgiveness:
I was one then, and my five-year-old ...
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Brothers Living in Cave Discover They Are Mega-millionaires
Flat broke and homeless, brothers Geza and Zslot Peladi literally lived in a cave near Budapest for years. They left their dank home only to scrape together ...
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