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One Way to Love God
There is but one way in which God should be loved, and that is to take no step except with Him and for Him, and to follow, with a generous self-abandonment, ...
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Mom's Impressive Job Description
Author and preacher Tony Campolo said that when his wife, Peggy, was at home fulltime with their children and someone would ask, "And what is it ...
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Woman Spreads the News of a Living Christ
Following an Easter service, a woman approached a pastor I know and asked, "So what happened with Jesus after the Resurrection?"
"Well, ...
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"Akeelah and the Bee": Girl Overcomes Her Fears
Akeelah and the Bee is the story of a talented South Los Angeles girl who overcomes her fears and all other obstacles to compete at the National Spelling ...
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President Ford Benefited from Spiritual Mentor
As a young Michigan Congressman, Gerald Ford met a gospel-film executive named Billy Zeoli who stopped by his office and gave him a Bible. Over the next ...
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Accident Victim Undeterred from Proclaiming His Love
Brian Shipwash did not let the possibility of his death stop him from following through with his intentions.
Riding together on his motorcycle, Shipwash ...
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Children Pressured to Be Normal
For more than 30 years, Gordon Mackenzie worked at Hallmark, eventually convincing the company to create a special title for him: "creative paradox." ...
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Prime Meridian Is a Metaphor for the Bible
The Royal Observatory at Greenwich, England is famous as the location of the prime meridian. It is a remarkable location. People often take pictures of ...
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The Reason for Jesus' Poverty
The Lord of all comes as a slave amidst poverty. The hunter has no wish to startle his prey. Choosing for his birthplace an unknown village in a remote ...
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Dynamite Inventor Confronted by His Own Epitaph
In 1867, Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel invented a new high explosive, which he named "dynamite." He was convinced that his invention would make ...
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