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Man Passes Driver's License Test After 271 Failures
Seo Sang-moon figured he would eventually be able to pass his driver’s license examination. And indeed, he did—on his 272nd attempt. After clearing ...
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"Peter Pan": All Fun with No Commitments
An imaginary boy from Neverland, Peter Pan (Jeremy Sumpter), comes to life for the purpose of taking lost little boys and Wendy (Rachel Hurd-Hood) away ...
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Finding God Is a Low Priority
"Feeling better has become more important to us than finding God."
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One Church's Survey Found Serving Others Contributes to Spiritual Growth
Eric Swanson wrote in Leadership magazine:
I surveyed my church to see if people saw a relationship between ministering to others and spiritual growth.
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Waiting Is Part of God's Refining Process
In smelting and forging, the cooling process is as important as the heating. Metallurgists have discovered that changes occur in the metal itself during ...
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Cop Catches Most-Wanted Criminal
On June 1st, 2003, Jeff Postell, a 21-year-old rookie police officer from Murphy, North Carolina, was on routine patrol, and he did what hundreds of FBI ...
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John Wesley's Probing Questions
John Ortberg writes:
In the movement associated with John Wesley, people met together in little communities to help hold each other accountable for their ...
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Why "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" Worked
[Eighteenth century pastor and theologian Jonathan Edwards'] most famous composition, "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" (1741)…is ...
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Bush Challenged by Bible Study
As a west Texan, Don Evans did what came naturally in a storm: he joined a Bible study group. He coaxed his friend George Bush to come along. The program ...
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We Need Both the Word and the Spirit
In his book I Believe in the Church, David Watson writes:
All Word and no Spirit, we dry up; all Spirit and no Word, we blow up; both Word and Spirit, ...
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