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April 2008
Basketball players dress simply: shoes, shirts, shorts, and sweatbands. But life is not so simple for...
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Joe Piscatella is the author of several widely-read books on health including Don't Eat Your Heart Out...
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April 2008
A sick man turned to his doctor as he was preparing to leave the examination room and said, "Doctor,...
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April 2008
Recently The Wall Street Journal carried a story from the small town of Erwin, Tennessee. The local state...
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April 2008
One of the greatest tragedies for people would be to live in darkness when they could live in the light....
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March 2008
Results from a new study released from Ellison Research finds that 13 percent of Americans do not believe...
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March 2008
In a Preaching magazine sermon called "Easter as an Earthquake," William Willimon concluded with these...
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Christmas: Incarnation
Christmas: Incarnation
Kierkegaard told a parable about a prince who fell in love with a peasant maid.
He had noticed her passing by on the street and was instantly infatuated. He
knew that if he went to her as the prince and told of his love, she would
certainly accept. That would be the loyal thing to do. But he wanted her to
have a genuine love for him.
So he abandoned all of his royal finery and came to live as a peasant in her
community. He shared her life with her, and in that sharing, she fell in love
with him. When he came to be a part of her world she developed a deep and
abiding love.Advertisement
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