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Children's Bible "Product of Much Pain"
Prolific children's author George Koshy spent three years writing a children's Bible, the first of its kind to be originated in any Indian language. ...
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No More Secrets
Pastor and author John Ortberg writes of the power of no-secret friendships:
One of the most important moments of my spiritual life was when I sat down ...
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Celebrating God's Providence Amidst a Devastating Diagnosis
In his book The Many Faces of Evil, author John Feinberg tells the story of when his wife, Pat, was diagnosed with Huntington's Chorea—a genetically-transmitted ...
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How the Bible Differs from a Golf Yardage Book
Have you ever watched professional golfers and been awed by their ability to land a shot from two hundred yards away just a few yards from the hole? You ...
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Actor Tim Allen on Grief
I have no idea what grief should be. You get by grief, you don't get over it.
—Tim Allen, U.S. comedian and actor
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Child Learns About Safety at the Zoo
A grandfather took his daughter and the grandchildren to visit the zoo. As they visited the orangutan exhibit the only thing separating us from these ...
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God Answers Prayer and Prevents Transportation Strike
Perhaps the cool, crisp air in Huancayo, Peru, should have signaled to our mission team that God was about to do something truly special.
The local Peruvians ...
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Mother Teresa's Prayer for Help in Recognizing Christ
O Jesus … grant that, even if you are hidden under the unattractive disguise of anger, of crime, or of madness, I may recognize you and say, "Jesus, ...
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Depression Eased by Belief in a Caring God
A study by Rush University Medical Center in Chicago found that "belief in a concerned God can improve response to medical treatment" in patients ...
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God Lifts Up the Brokenhearted
Worship songwriter Brian Doerksen's son, Isaiah, suffers from fragile X syndrome, a genetic condition which results in physical, intellectual, emotional, ...
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