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“Humility is a strange flower; it grows best in winter weather, and under storms of affliction.”
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Runner Up Rings
Tony La Russa has made a name for himself in the game of baseball as a player, a manager, and an executive. He’s been a part of minor league teams…and …
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A Place for Messed Up People
If you had to describe your church, how would you go about it? What words would you use? Even better, how would your community describe your church? What would they …
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Starting With Sorrow
If you were creating your own government, what would you do first? Would you build a strong military? Secure honest leaders? Write just laws or ensure a viable economy? East …
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Helmut Thielicke on Forgiveness Failure
This business of forgiving is by no means a simple thing…. We say, “Very well, if the other fellow is sorry and begs my pardon, I will forgive him, then …
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Running Together
Running a 5K isn’t easy. The course stretches 3.1 miles long and can be filled with hills and headwinds. Successful runners know it takes a good pair of running shoes, …
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Benjamin Franklin on Mistakes
“How few there are who have courage enough to own their faults, or resolution enough to mend them.”
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George and Jesus
Some people live their lives in such a manner that the only way they can be accurately described is “Christlike.” Those people’s lives are marked by humility, generosity, and sacrifice. …
