Settle For A Miracle
A young boy was looking out a classroom window: daydreaming. Suddenly, the teacher’s voice startled him. “What are you looking at out there? What do you see?” The boy struggled […]
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A young boy was looking out a classroom window: daydreaming. Suddenly, the teacher’s voice startled him. “What are you looking at out there? What do you see?” The boy struggled […]
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Achieving self-respect, self-esteem, peace of mind, a sense of worthwhileness, a sense of purposefulness — these are ambitions of us all. Sure, we all want to “get it all together,”
Little Eddie’s grandmother loved opera with a passion. She had season tickets every year, and when Eddie arrived at the ripe old age of eight, she decided it was time
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Someone has suggested that “God created people because God loves stories.”1 I think the following story is likely to meet with God’s approval: Two men called on a pious, old
The central figure in a little fable called “The Magic Eyes,”1 is the local baker–a self-righteous, uptight little man named “Fouke.” His wife, Hilda, a warm, outgoing person, loved Fouke
Would you believe that an official government agency, as such, has expressed faith in the doctrine of the “Resurrection of the dead”? … A woman’s husband died in 1988. In
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In the popular film, “Four Weddings and a Funeral,” the humor which is present in the first three weddings disappears when death comes to one of the characters — a
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We read in the Book of Genesis: God said, “Let us make man in Our own image, in the likeness of Ourselves” … The Biblical writer then tells us …
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Our text is taken from a lengthy passage in John’s Gospel often referred to as Jesus’ “Last Discourse.” It was the night of Jesus’ arrest and He was preparing the
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In a little fantasy tale, a man is telling a friend about a meeting that had taken place recently between St. Peter and the Archangel Gabriel: They were balancing up
A clergyman and popular writer tells the story of the first funeral service he conducted: It left a bad taste in my mouth. First year in the ministry, twenty-four-years-old. No
There is an old “Garden of Eden” story in which Adam approaches his Creator and says, “God, I really appreciate this Paradise You have given me for my home, but
Imagine that there is a grasshopper sitting on a milkweed plant near the railroad tracks. A long freight train pulled by three powerful engines rumbles by, creating a huge ruckus.
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Author Marcus Bach once interviewed Josef Meier, the actor who for many years played the part of Jesus in a highly successful “Passion Play.” Mr. Meier (who had enacted the
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Demosthenes, the great orator of Ancient Greece, couldn’t always get his audience to pay attention. On one occasion, he was speaking on a matter of great public importance, but the
Once a year, on this day, many of us decide that the time has come to make some changes in the way we live. Most of us probably know at
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According to her publisher, author Bernadette Snyder “is a homemaker and mother who is known for her writing of grocery lists, notes for the refrigerator door, garage sale notices and
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A game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds was scheduled for a certain Sunday afternoon in Cincinnati. That morning, baseball’s Tom Lasorda, manager of the Dodgers, and
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Because he was close to the seat of power for many years, a former White House Staff member is a frequent speechmaker. And more often than not, he ends his
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In a poem by William Butler Yeats, based on an old Irish story, a man is running “full speed ahead”. He’s running so fast that he is little more than
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