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Saharan Run Shows Amazing Endurance
Charlie Engle, Ray Zahab, and Kevin Lin know endurance better than most. For 111 days, they ran the equivalent of two marathons a day in order to cross ...
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Albert Schweitzer on Sabbath Rest
"If your soul has no Sunday, it becomes an orphan."
—Physician, missionary Albert Schweitzer (1875–1965)
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J. I. Packer on Being God's Child
"You sum up the whole of New Testament teaching in a single phrase, if you speak of it as a revelation of the Fatherhood of the holy Creator. In ...
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Terminal Illness Changes Perspective
Imagine that you just found out you have a rare and terminal illness. You sit down with your doctor.
"Is there no hope?" you ask.
"Well," ...
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Hymn-Singing at the Core of 18th-Century Revival
One of the most notable, but least studied, aspects of the 18th-century revivals that led to the rise of modern evangelicalism was the disputed place ...
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Gospel Singer Sees Material Poverty but Spiritual Wealth
In 1988, in a small, struggling church in Argentina, gospel singer Damaris Carbaugh saw something she wanted. She was accompanying Brooklyn Tabernacle ...
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William Carey's Dream
Some people thought he was a nut. He was just a shoemaker, after all, and an average one at that. But in the evenings, after work, he studied Greek, Hebrew, ...
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Stumbling Over God’s Gifts
The greatest enemy of hunger for God is not poison but apple pie. It is not the banquet of the wicked that dulls our appetite for heaven, but endless ...
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Hunger for God
The cost of food in the kingdom is hunger for the bread of heaven, instead of the white bread of the world. Do you want it? Are you hungry? Or are you ...
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Faith that Is Real
If our faith is something that really does not make a very big difference, if it is actually not crucial that we or others believe, no wonder it seems ...
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