October 9, 2006
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PHIL DAVIS KNEW
he was in trouble the instant the all terrain vehicle he was riding uphill shot out from under him, tossing him in the air.
Why base your hopes—much less your faith and love—on the chancy foundation of "Winners" and "losers"?
We can exchange the shock and uncertainty of random living for the consistent health and security found only in God.
A former Special Forces officer explores the connections between counter-terrorism, community, and church.
As a piano student in my teens, I played several pieces by Russian composers, including a piano transcription, probably by Prokofiev himself, of the March from his opera The Love for Three Oranges.
Struck with sudden illness, a graduate student finds proof that God's care is immediate, wherever you go.
IT WAS AS IF I WERE A SPONGE WANTING TO SOAK EVERY IDEA ABOUT MY RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD.
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MUCH OF THE BOOK'S CHARM RESTS IN TAYLOR'S HONESTY AND OPENNESS IN DESCRIBING HER STRUGGLE TO FIND HER DEEPEST SELF.
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WE ADDED TO SUM TOTAL OF CLEAR THINKING THAT WAS GOING ON IN THE WORLD AT THAT MOMENT.
Last fall during warm-up for a morning tournament tennis match, I was hit squarely in one eye with a tennis ball.
My daughter and I had spent the morning shopping together, sharing moments of joy, of companionship and harmony.
One day at work, my boss called me into her office and asked if I'd help a new employee who was struggling on a software project.
WE'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG TO PRAY ABOUT AGING, AND NEVER TOO OLD TO CLAIM OUR RIGHT TO THE TRUE "SECOND CHILDHOOD" OF SPIRITUAL MATURITY.
