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"A man after mine own heart"
Why is it, when you watched some Olympic athlete win a gold medal, something welled up within you that just sent your heart soaring?
You didn't need to know the athlete. He or she didn't necessarily have to be from your own country. You didn't need to have any particular personal experience or even interest in the sports event involved. Yet, when you watched that individual strive and then accomplish well what he or she had set out to do, you found a great audible or inaudible cheer rising up within you.

June 17, 1985 issue
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"A man after mine own heart"
GORDON R. CLARKE
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Learning to value the "small" things
MICHAEL D. RISSLER
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Go ye therefore ...
JEAN WIDDICOMBE
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Handling the "serpent"— the lie of evil
ELIZABETH BICE LUERSSEN
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Retirement is opportunity
RUANNE Y. GENTRY
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River living
MARCIA YOUNGMAN
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Pray expectantly
JOHN LINDSAY RENNIE
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My help
MARTHA J. HIME
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Something important
with contributions from Sara M. Gallant, Rachel Melanie Gallant, The Editors, Sara Gallant
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Restoring the body
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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The motive behind the action
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Ask God first
Lois Rae Carlson
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It had been a very rough year for my husband...
JUDY WOLFF with contributions from RUSSELL WOLFF
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Some years ago I suddenly started receiving obnoxious telephone...
ROBERT D. STRANATHAN
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Once my cousin was going to sleep over at my house and...
CANDACE BRADSTREET LEES with contributions from DANIEL E. LEES
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The testimonies of healing in the Christian Science periodicals...
LINDA WAKE POULSON