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Tim Keller: The Power of God's Speech
In his book, Prayer, Tim Keller writes:
Speech-act theory makes a convincing case that our words not only convey information; they get things done. However, ...
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Pro Baseball Star Explains True Success
In an interview with Ben Zobrist, then Kansas City Royals left-fielder and one of Major League Baseball's most valuable players (retired from the ...
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Psychologists Identify the 'Imposter Syndrome'
In 1978, two American psychologists, Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes, observed what they called "the impostor syndrome." They described it as ...
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Actress Amy Schumer: Fame Isn't Fun
You'd think actress Amy Schumer might be enjoying her fame. But the comedienne took time one night to reflect on the downside of her celebrity status. ...
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Dustin Hoffman's Biggest Fear: Failure
Dustin Hoffman, a double Oscar-winner, and a screen legend in no danger of having that title taken away. But he's worried about the future. In an ...
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Actress Jennifer Lawrence on Her Anxiety
The actress Jennifer Lawrence, famous for her role in The Hunger Games films, has had a long battle with anxiety and insecurity. In a 2014 interview, ...
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Password Protected?
We live in a password protected world, where our most important data, secrets, even money, are locked behind a "secure" password. But with recent ...
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Tim Keller on Our Riches in Christ
Imagine you're a billionaire, and you have three ten-dollar bills in your wallet. You get out of a cab, and you hand the driver one of the bills for ...
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Daughter Uses Dad's Credit Card; Adopts His Identity
Bryan Chapell writes in "Your New Identity”:
A number of you in the room are old enough to remember when you did not pay for gas at the pump. ...
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The Twilight of Entitlement
The Washington Post ran a very preachable article about “the collapse of ‘entitlement.’” Here’s Robert J. Samuelson definition ...
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