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Bad Relationships Are Bad for Your Health
Researchers from the University of Utah found there's a price to pay when couples don't get along. 150 husbands and wives were recorded discussing ...
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Missionary Finds Freedom from His Past
In his book When Charity Destroys Dignity, Glenn Schwartz describes how he confronted unresolved inner conflicts. During his time as a missionary in Zambia, ...
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Our Duty to the Church
The Church is like a great ship being pounded by the waves of life's different stresses. Our duty is not to abandon ship, but to keep her on course. ...
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Christian Environmentalist Fights for the Land
There are two sides to Allen Johnson. On the one hand, he is a conservative, evangelical Christian living in the mountains of West Virginia. On the other ...
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Companionship in the Lord Jesus
In Darkness Is My Only Companion: A Christian Response to Mental Illness, Kathryn Greene-McCreight describes her tortured journey through ten years of ...
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Racial Reconciliation: Moving Beyond Words
Describing the difficulty of racial reconciliation, one African American church leader tells this story:
It was my third year with the ministry. I got ...
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Cal Ripken Jr. on Success
In a special feature on the DVD of the movie The Natural, baseball legend Cal Ripken Jr. talks about his view of success. Even though he is one of the ...
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NFL Left Tackles Exist to Protect Teammates
In today's NFL, the players grabbing the most headlines are quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers. But according to Michael Lewis' book ...
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Chesterton on the Support of Tradition
When I fancied that I stood alone, I was really in the ridiculous position of being backed up by all of Christendom.
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Our Light Doesn't Compare with God's
Mark McMinn makes the following observation in his book, Why Sin Matters:
When we see ourselves as "pretty good," we misunderstand the gravity ...
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