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Finding Peace and Freedom

If I asked you to describe yourself, what would you say? Would you tell me your job title or refer to your relationships – husband, wife, son, daughter, friend? Would you talk about your successes, or failures, your dreams or your past? These are parts of who you are, but you are more than what you do or where you live. You are a human being... >Full Story

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Living Life to the Fullest

The desire for fulfillment is universal. From the moment we are born we recognize within ourselves an insatiable hunger for more of life. We try to grasp onto every experience, enjoy every relationship, and maximize every opportunity. Yet even as we strive to fill our lives to the brim with adventures, we are never fully satisfied. You don’t...... >Read More

Tags: Barbara Erochina, desire, faith, fulfillment, God, LIFE, Men, purpose, religion, Women

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Trying to Answer the Why?

We've all asked “why?” at some point or another. Chris Keith has been asking why for most of his life. He was 12 years old when his grandparents decided he was old enough to know the truth. His whole family - his parents and his older brother Mikey - did not die in a car accident as he has been... >Read More

Tags: faith, Family, forgiveness, healing, meaning, purpose, why

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What if you lose?

This weekend, perhaps by the time you read this, the 2010 FIFA World Cup of Football will be decided. For one team, and all of their fans, it will be a momentous occasion. There will be partying in the streets, massive patriotic pride, and kudos for their successful homecoming athletes. But what about the losing team? Their fans will understandably...... >Read More

Tags: darren hewer, destiny, erwin mcmanus, failure, football, loss, Men, purpose, soccer, sports, Women

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