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Are You Who You Say You Are?

Social media has placed a tremendous role in connecting one end of the globe to the other. With opportunities to post links, videos, images, and audio, the global connections are endless, and as a teenager, the excitement to meet people in a virtual world and engage in conversation is priceless ...

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Mobile Showers For The Homeless

Mobile Showers For The Homeless By John Livingston Clark In San Francisco 3,100 people live on the streets. This, of course, is a picture of a much larger scenario all across America. Along with being homeless is the problem of appearance and body hygiene. This, in turn, is a barrier ...

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You be the Judge? -Part I (judging fruit)

One of my favorite things about summer when I was growing up were the afternoons spent driving our rural roads in search of farm stands selling fresh fruits and vegetables. They always tasted so much better than what you purchased at the market and there is a reason for this… ...

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Staying The Course

When I got saved four years ago, God implanted a whole new set of dreams and aspirations within me, and charted a new course for my life. While I always loved to write, I never once pictured myself writing Christian fiction or non-fiction material. I also never imagined I would ...

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A World of Selfies

The now rejected forty-year old Burger King theme song still echoes a desire most of us hold dear:  “Have it your way…”  We like to choose our way—and usually think others ought to see our superior wisdom and choose our way too! Proverbs 16:25 warns us about the results of that sort ...

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The Shadow Of God

… will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. Psalm 91:1 What protection a believer finds in the shadow of the Almighty. Think of it terms of God being our supernatural shadow that protects us against the wiles of the devil and the storms of life. There is no greater ...

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Pennies or Quarters?

“When it comes to friends, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.” When my children were growing up, I taught them to value their true friends, and to be a true friend themselves. They learned that true, lasting friendships were often mingled in with many acquaintances, and even a ...

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