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Prayer in the Midst of a Tragic Accident
Dan McConchie, vice president of government affairs at Americans United for Life, was riding his motorcycle through a suburban intersection when a car ...
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Study Reveals the Upside of Stress
In 1975, Salvatore Maddi, a psychologist at the University of Chicago, began to study the long-term impact of stress on employees at the Illinois Bell ...
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Every Crisis Is an Invitation
"Crises of every kind will find us … [But] these crises enter our lives not just as challenges to us to retain our balance and stability, ...
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Reading Habits of Ultra-Successful People
An article on Medium asks, "Want to know one habit ultra-successful people have in common? They read. A lot." Warren Buffett would read 600-1000 ...
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Mentor Disciples Future Rapper Lecrae
"God met me where I was at—baggy jeans and earrings." With those words, the celebrated hip-hop artist Lecrae Moore begins his story. Growing ...
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What Actors Have Done to Prepare for a Role
For her role in Black Swan, Natalie Portman trained with New York City Ballet dancer Mary Helen Bowers for eight hours a day, six days a week for the ...
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The Lordship of Christ Is 'A Life-Quake'
Tim Keller compares the Lordship of Jesus Christ to what he calls "a life-quake":
When a great big truck goes over a tiny little bridge, sometimes ...
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Einstein's Dream Led to His Brilliance
In 1905 Albert Einstein stunned the world with his revolutionary equation, E = mc2. Einstein wrote hundreds of papers over the course of his career. But ...
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As Adults We Ask 119 Less Questions Every Day
Writer Ralph B. Smith once made an observation that children ask roughly 125 questions per day and adults ask about six questions per day, so somewhere ...
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The Next Billy Graham Might Be Drunk
Speaking about the power of Christ to redeem sinners and build his church, Russell Moore wrote:
The next Billy Graham might be drunk right now. The next ...
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