Forgiveness
3 Destructive Thoughts
You know there’s some lines of thought that are so destructive when it comes to parenting. Destructive line of thought #1: I’ll work hard now and be able to play later. One line of thought is this: Well I’ll work hard now and be able to play later. You know what? That’s a delusion. I’ve hardly ever met a business man or woman who...
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Could you forgive your daughter?
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Forgiveness. It's a word that can bring to mind comfort or...
Wreck
The new year is always a time of new beginnings. Is there anything you wish you could forget? Forgetfulness is usually problematic but sometimes there are things we wish we could leave in that past. They can even prevent us from becoming everything that we wish we could be. Have you ever wished there was a solution like the one presented in this...
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The Limited
What happens when we die? Do you spend time thinking about that? Often, we tend not to and for many, it is terrifying to think about life after death. Where are you going when you die? Sometimes we don't think about this until death is staring us in the face. By then, it may be too late. Do you believe in this concept of facing "The Judge"? Find...
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Venia
In 2007, mentally disturbed college student Seung-Hui Cho killed 32 students and wounded many others before turning the gun on himself. How could the parents of freshman Mary Karen Read, one of those killed in the attack, find the strength to forgive the killer? The answer may rest in Mary's final journal entry before her death. Where do you find...
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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 told. The were the victims of a murder-suicide...
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Ever run into a self-righteous loudmouthed Christian online? Sadly, you're probably not alone. Jonathan Acuff is the author of Stuff Christians Like, a blog that pokes gentle fun at Christian culture using humor and perceptive critiques. His post today for CNN is provocatively titled: "My Take: Why Christians are jerks online." He identifies two...
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Story told by Tom Archibald and Suellen Beatty, written by Laurie Wang TOM: Suellen likes to introduce me as her first and third husband because it surprises people. I can see why some people think it’s shocking and I guess it is, but I am so grateful to God that I have the privilege of being her husband today. A marriage with God in it...
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Interview of Will Ludy* (names have been changed) I was desperate, dissatisfied and in great despair that Saturday night I ran with Debra to the church for help. For 12 years, my wife and I had been hiding our broken and dishonest marriage beneath the veneer of the happy and “normal” couple. We had to break the cycle of deceit and conflict...
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