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  • focusing on what benefits us, even to the detriment of others. The other part of us sincerely wants to sacrifice for others. We have an inward conflict that the animal kingdom does not. Yet there is
  • We are like the hammer. We don't realize what will end the emptiness, the lack of fulfillment, in our lives. Even in the midst of a Nazi prison camp, Corri Ten Boom found God to be wholly satisfying,
  • constantly. What a horrible place for Ralph! Ralph always assumed heaven would be a place of ultimate comfort. But he never considered how ultimately uncomfortable it would be for him, since he didn'
  • Now, as long as we live and breathe, guess what, we're going to sin. We're going to do things our way instead of God's way. But our sin need not remain a barrier between us and God. Here's how. The Bible
  • experience because of the relentless love and attention of God. If he can find a way to a wayward daughter like me in the darkness, and turn my ashes into joy, then there is nothing but possibilities
  • prefer to hypothesize and philosophize forever about God, and never land on anything. Never make a decision. But what if it's important that you get on the plane? This is the first email in a 7-part
  • What’s required to get to heaven. How we can be sure of heaven. It won't be a full look at the Gospel of John – not every sentence or even every chapter. Keeping it compact and fast for you. Here
  • Like these people: “I have been able to find answers to many of my questions. You have led me from complete denial of God’s existence to not just believing in Him but knowing that He is there. The
  • Do you know God? Do you know God as, what, who? What does He do for you? Why is He interested in us? Why would He ever have the time of day to listen to my prayer? Who am I compared to God, the creator
  • We are like the hammer. We don't realize what will end the emptiness, the lack of fulfillment, in our lives. Even in the midst of a Nazi prison camp, Corri Ten Boom found God to be wholly satisfying: