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Elizabeth Edwards Describes the Trauma of Spouse's Infidelity
John Edwards ran for his party's presidential nomination for the 2004 election and again for 2008. He did not win either nomination, but he was John ...
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Good Reason for Hope in Seemingly Hopeless Times
In May of 2009, author and speaker Gordon MacDonald was invited to spend a weekend at the Mount Zion Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. Mount Zion's ...
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Church Gives Away Half-Million Dollars in Economic Crisis
Like many churches in 2009, Cross Timbers Community Church (Argyle, Texas) has seen an offering slump because of the economic crisis. Though this has ...
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What It Means to Excel at Giving
Paul said, "See that you also excel in this grace of giving" (2 Corinthians 8:7). Like piano playing, giving is a skill. With practice, we get ...
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Why We Need Earthquakes
Editor's note: Though you might not be persuaded by the information below, it still has great illustrative potential. D'Souza's article might ...
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The Necessity of Adversity
In an on-line article for Leadership journal, John Ortberg discusses how adverse situations are necessary for our spiritual growth. He writes:
Psychologist ...
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Toxic Assets
The 2009 economic crisis brought an interesting phrase into the headlines: toxic assets. Toxic assets are one of the factors contributing to the trouble ...
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Death of Friend Helps Philip Yancey See Easter in New Light
Philip Yancey writes in "The Great Reversal”:
After years of urban living had ground down my childhood love of nature, I found it suddenly rekindled ...
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Desiring Less Than What God Can Give
In his book The Divine Commodity, Skye Jethani shares a story from a trip he took to India with his father. While walking the streets of New Delhi, a ...
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An Empty Tomb Perspective
What one sees depends on where one sets up one's shop. Mine is at the entrance of the empty tomb.
—W. Paul Jones, Roman Catholic priest
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