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Elephants
by Adam Bennett
7/24/2008 / Christian Apologetics
Using an old Hindu story about elephants, this article explains that the only way to form a true view of God is for someone who can see clearly to show us.
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Abusing Grace
by Lynda Schultz
7/24/2008 / Christian Living
An allegory about God's grace, it's use and abuse.
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Before Breakfast
by Loren Thomas
7/24/2008 / Death
Memory can bring back someone we've lost, almost.
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The Complete Exchange
by Annagail Lynes
7/24/2008 / Devotionals
What Jesus did for us
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Fredas Foibles - Servers
by Freda Douglas
7/24/2008 / Christian Apologetics
This is an article geared to the hard work waiters and waitresses [herein cslled servers as there is no gender intended]. I was there so I know.
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The Golden Thread
by Loren Thomas
7/24/2008 / Marriage
The ache of losing a loved one locked and dying in a coma.
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WHERE TO KEEP YOUR PROBLEM(S)
by OLU MIKE OMOASEGUN
7/24/2008 / Christian Living
Problems had become every man business. No one is above problem. No matter your age, gender, tribe or nation, there is a place where your problems would be solve. Where?
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Daddy, You Make My Heart Smile
by Maggie Brittain
7/23/2008 / Poetry
There are no secrets
No lies
As nothing is ever hidden
From those all knowing eyes
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Parents Who Kill
by David T. Simmons
7/23/2008 / Family
No one can deny the record number incidents of parents who kill their children. The all too familiar and common headlines across America document the horror:
Father burns his child to death because of repeated requests to see her mother.
Mother drowns her five children in bathtub......
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Can you imagine?
by Genevieve Arens
7/23/2008 / Devotionals
Have you ever tried to contemplate Heaven? Explore a scenario of life on the New Earth as you strive to run the race for our eternal prize and Heavenly reward.
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I Trusted You
by Genevieve Arens
7/23/2008 / Poetry
When personal authority does the unthinkable, a young heart will respond with pain and turmoil. Thoughts or words spoken in rage cause the pain to grow deeper still, eventually outpouring in the form of poetic hope and dread.
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The Strickened Heart
by Genevieve Arens
7/23/2008 / Poetry
When friends build your trust, then toss you aside, the heart can overflow with emotion. Emotion, that when climaxing in intensity, overflows in the written form of poetry with the anguish and subtle hope seeping from every line.
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Sleep Paralysis
by Genevieve Arens
7/23/2008 / Health
People don't usually worry about awakening to odd noises, vibrations, hallucinations, or other vivid sensations; let alone a tepid fear when the body ceases to respond to your will. Sleep, something most consider their avenue of escape from life's daily grind, is actually dreaded by the few chronic sufferers of Isolated Sleep Paralysis.
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Two For One Special
by Patty Wysong
7/23/2008 / Teen Issues
A teen girl learns the important role confidence plays not only while on a date, but in all of life. It's a lesson that can help all of us.
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Life Driving 101
by Patty Wysong
7/23/2008 / Devotionals
At times we worry about finding God's will for our lives, and that's a legitimate concern. What was meant to be a driving lesson for my children turned into a life driving reminder for me.
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Worry Isn't Just A Thinking Thing
by Annagail Lynes
7/23/2008 / Devotionals
Learn the antidote to worry.
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Gods Smile
by Elizabeth Hexberg
7/23/2008 / Poetry
To see Gods Hand in 'all'.
Giving Thanks .
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Days of Summer.
by Elizabeth Hexberg
7/23/2008 / Poetry
Appreciating the Blessings of the Summer.
Aware of Gods Presence, and his Love .
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Spirit Led.
by Elizabeth Hexberg
7/23/2008 / Poetry
To be immersed in the Holy Spirit.
Rejoicing in Gods Love
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No more back doors
by Ivan Venter
7/23/2008 / Christian Living
Have you ever felt that your going at life with everything that you've got, but not really going anywhere, standing on one place kicking up the dust around with you're weary feet?
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WHERE TO KEEP YOUR PROBLEM(S)
by OLU MIKE OMOASEGUN
7/23/2008 / Christian Living
Life is a challege which you must meet. It's a gift which you must accept and it's a journey which you ust complete.
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The Fourth Temptation of Christ
by gonzodave coulon
7/22/2008 / Christian Living
What better reason might there be - to be a Christian?
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Synoptic Discussion of Books 1 and 2 from 'The Gonzo Journalism of Grace'
by gonzodave coulon
7/22/2008 / Christian Living
For many years a fabulous union had planned to make a candle. They possessed unlimited resources and the ability for continuity. An eternal flame that cast a perfect light was the goal of this union. Their intent was to prove any competition and innovation to be a futile endeavor. A new type of candle was to be created to support this flame. This candle was to be the first and last of its kind.
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Seek and You Will Find
by Charla Diehl
7/22/2008 / Poetry
God waits patiently for us to embrace Him. His love fills us up like no other.
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Fredas Foibles - Carl's Garden
by Freda Douglas
7/22/2008 / Family
Read how a pious, unassuming man treated his enemies and learn. Original author
unknown.
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Ivy-Bound Slave
by S Harricharan
7/22/2008 / Short Stories
A whole new view on Poison Ivy...and an adventure you won't forget any time soon.
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Trust Chamber Trials
by S Harricharan
7/22/2008 / Short Stories
With one chance to redeem herself, can she truly repent-and regain the lost trust?
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The BookChild
by S Harricharan
7/22/2008 / Short Stories
The book she carries is more dangerous to her than anyone else, but can she keep it?
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What Is Tattooed On Your Mind?
by Annagail Lynes
7/22/2008 / Devotionals
What do you call yourself?
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Directionally Challenged
by Sherri Ward
7/22/2008 / Devotionals
I happened to observe a directionally challenged bug on a screen the other day.
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Stop someone, please stop from living in the fast lane
by A Living Flame for Christ and the Sabbath
7/22/2008 / Poetry
In memory of someone who died - a stranger
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God's Message Of Love
by Clarence (Sonny) White
7/21/2008 / Poetry
When times are bad
And life's not fair
Just close your eyes
And say a prayer
Believe on God
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Victory or defeat?
by A Living Flame for Christ and the Sabbath
7/21/2008 / Christian Living
A reflection on life's struggles
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Why The Tithe
by mark baker
7/21/2008 / Bible Studies
Many have said that tithing has been done away with, and that it is for the Old Covenant only. They say it has no part of the New Covenant, and that it is legalistic and holds us in bondage. I would like to take a look at this from a Biblical perspective, and try to see the truth of God's Word and find out, why the tithe?
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Relation- ships, Are They Worth the Trouble?
by Jay Hopson
7/21/2008 / Relationships
Living for half a century requires a person to experience quite a few of life's ups and downs, and one would hope to acquire at least a little understanding in that time. As my life has seen its share of struggle and heartache, I should be an expert on relationships. I shall try to illustrate here the difficult lessons I've learned about relationships.
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Should We Remain One Nation Under God?
by Jay Hopson
7/21/2008 / Politics
The moral fabric of our nation is constantly being bombarded with half truths and the rewriting of history by those who belong to a religion named secular humanism. Though probably still in the minority, this group screams the loudest, so they tend to be heard more than the gentle voices of reason.
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What You Can't Yet See
by Annagail Lynes
7/21/2008 / Devotionals
How we are like thorns.
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Vote for God
by Diana Isham
7/21/2008 / Politics
An introspective article on God, politics and who we are.
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The Church & Science
by Conor Duffy
7/21/2008 / Christian Apologetics
Even if Einstein didn't have established faith systems in mind when he would mention the word "religion" it is perhaps fitting that we quote him here: "religion without science is lame and science without religion is blind". (Italics added) For men like Lemaitre and Mendel, awe-inspiring mystery was not meant to be left mysterious- it was meant to be explored. They did not believe that to have faith meant that one had to have blinkers on. Their faith in reason went hand in hand with a faith in a higher power.
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7 POEMS (2003-08)
by Richard L. Provencher
7/21/2008 / Poetry
Writing about life; hopes, dreams and people are what makes my soul tick. "Enjoy the journey," I'm told, and I do.
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Malachi 3:8-11
by Don Costello
7/20/2008 / Bible Studies
Expository study of Malachi 3:8-11
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Sin, the Slave Master
by Kelvin Gilmore
7/20/2008 / Christian Living
There is a power that grips this world and forces it to obey.
It is the power of sin that causes mankind to go astray...
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Facing the Truth, Finding My Spiritual Ground Zero
by Jay Hopson
7/20/2008 / Mens Issues
Immediately upon my salvation I began to stand upon the promise in Psalm 1:1-3. Fifteen years later, I find myself questioning, "why do I not seem to be blessed, why did my season of fruit producing apparently pass me by, and, most of all, why is it that nothing I touch prospers? I think I have found the answer to those questions.
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Holy Ghost Possession Chapter 6: Glorification Of The Church (UPDATED TUESDAY JULY 22, 2008 - NOT COMPLETE YET)
by Abi Jah
7/20/2008 / Prayers
This chapter explains the role of the Body of Christ in Heaven.
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Why continue to miss out?
by A Living Flame for Christ and the Sabbath
7/20/2008 / Christian Living
Lord Jesus offers us life to the fullest. He calls out to receive Him as our Saviour and to be baptized as He did by full immersion in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Please friends, let no one deceive you anymore by a false baptism for after all the only person who is loosing out is you....
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All about Him
by A Living Flame for Christ and the Sabbath
7/20/2008 / Christian Living
To know Him, is to love Him and so much more, it never ends, it cannot end this is only the beginning
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Proverbs 28:4
by Don Costello
7/20/2008 / Bible Studies
Commentary on American judicial system in light of Proverbs 28:4
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Keep seeking God for everything
by A Living Flame for Christ and the Sabbath
7/20/2008 / Christian Living
We must be very careful who we choose to be our 'Guru'. The safest path is God Himself the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. He can teach us one on one. There are many true and sincerely devoted Christians who teach and follow the complete Word and if we pray and it is God's will to teach us via them, He will send them to us or direct us to them for assistance.
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Pockets of His Light in Malaysia
by A Living Flame for Christ and the Sabbath
7/20/2008 / Christian Living
Our Tour Driver/Guide was Chinese and it was a surprise to hear him mention the word 'Lord' a couple of times. I have traveled a fair bit and it was the first time I heard someone in his role do so. He said we should thank the Lord the rain stopped. I wondered who was this Lord he was referring ...
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Words of My Soul
by Julie Pisacane
7/19/2008 / Bible Studies
A Bible study done on four questions Jesus asks.
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Passion
by Seun Odunayo
7/19/2008 / Family
Never again sit down idle without fulfilling your destiny. Rise up!
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Why Worry?
by Seun Odunayo
7/19/2008 / Christian Living
This article is meant to show that no amount of worry can bring solutions to man's daily problems/challenges. The only way to be free from worry is to accept the relief that Jesus offers.
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Should Believers Gossip?
by Annagail Lynes
7/19/2008 / Christian Living
Gossip is popular. Otherwise television programs, such as Entertainment Tonight, The Insider and Access Hollywood wouldn't be needed. Neither would the tabloids and entertainment magazines at the grocery store check-out stands. So what is so wrong with it?
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What's Going Through Your Mind?
by Jerry Ousley
7/19/2008 / Christian Living
We all think about things. We can think positively or negatively. What does the Bible say we should think on?
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Burdens
by Diana Isham
7/19/2008 / Poetry
A poem I wrote for a friend many years ago when she and her husband were being falsely accused of molesting one of their foster children. It brought her husband down into the depths of depression and I wanted to find some way to offer them some sort of love and comfort.
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Boundaries
by Diana Isham
7/19/2008 / Poetry
A poem about the self-imposed limitations that we tend to place upon ourselves.
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Amidst the Chaos
by Diana Isham
7/19/2008 / Poetry
My testimony in poem, of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ
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Stolen Identity
by Kelvin Gilmore
7/19/2008 / Christian Living
Men are targeted by the enemy for self- destruction.
He uses old devices and new ones under construction...
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Silent Scream
by Loren Thomas
7/18/2008 / Testimonies
Somethings seem just too difficult to understand. Child abuse is one of them. God, where were you? But we are still covered with God's love and He brings people into our lives that promotes healing that draws us even closer to His side.
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The Master Decorator
by Patty Wysong
7/18/2008 / Womens Interest
When we allow God in as the decorator in our life, He will create beauty from even the ugly and old parts of our lives, if we give Him access to every part of us.
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Vacuuming an Octopus
by Patty Wysong
7/18/2008 / Christian Living
When it comes to spending time with God are a typical kid or a professional?
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MAKE A NEW START
by OLU MIKE OMOASEGUN
7/18/2008 / Christian Living
Every day is anew day. A day when people make a new journey in their living.
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Have you Heard?
by Nancy Quinn
7/18/2008 / Devotionals
Spreading gossip can damage relationships. It can stop with you and you can even turn it around and spread your love of Christ when you hear tempting tidbits of news!
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Bible Party Themes for Preschoolers: Fun Ways to Teach Young Children about God in Sunday School
by Denise Oliveri
7/18/2008 / Education
Preschoolers are just beginning to understand who God is. Make learning fun with some of these seasonal party ideas geared just for the little lambs in your church.
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A Portrait of Righteousness
by Julie Pisacane
7/17/2008 / Bible Studies
Christ is our covering . He is our righteousness.If ye know that he is righteous,
ye know that every one that doeth righteousness is born of him. 1 John 2:29
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Freda Foibles-S.Sharif 7-17
by Freda Douglas
7/17/2008 / Business
Do you think you're the only one fighting economic woes? Looking for solutions? Your friends are too. Read this article for a remedy, and circulate to your friends.
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Chimney Smoke and Treetops
by Loren Thomas
7/17/2008 / Holidays
A children's Christmas story of not giving up hope and doing your best even when you feel discouraged
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Because
by Elizabeth Hexberg
7/17/2008 / Poetry
'and the Truth shall make you free'
Salvation lifts hearts, minds, and lives, beyond worldly care.
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THE BULLS poem
by Richard L. Provencher
7/17/2008 / Poetry
I respect the territory bulls maintain, but run if you ever are perceived to be a threat to a mother cow's young ones.
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Call From the Deep
by Allen Scovil
7/17/2008 / Short Stories
Dan's retired, and he's looking for something to occupy his time.
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Reality Check
by Allen Scovil
7/17/2008 / Short Stories
Jerry's been playing too many video games, and now he's wondering what defines reality.
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Holy but Miserable
by Kelvin Gilmore
7/16/2008 / Christian Living
It is written that without holiness, no one shall see the Lord.
But should misery accompany holiness or is it something that we can avoid?...
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The Kindness of the Lord
by Kathleen Angell
7/16/2008 / Testimonies
Looking for love in all the wrong places. But even still, the Lord looks on a broken life and saves it.
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God's Public Relations Staff
by Joanne Sher
7/16/2008 / Christian Living
In the business world, good public relations can be crucial to a company's success. Yet, everyone involved in an organization is in the business of PR. In "God's economy," His children are, whether they know it or not, in the business of public relations themselves.
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CONQUER YOUR GIANTS
by OLU MIKE OMOASEGUN
7/16/2008 / Christian Living
Each man born of woman as a destiny and purpose. In order to fulfil this purpose, one has to conquer his/her gaints.
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CONQUER YOUR GIANTS
by OLU MIKE OMOASEGUN
7/16/2008 / Christian Living
Each man was born for a purpose. This purpose can come to manifesting when he or she conquer his/her giants
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A Precious Moment
by Diana Isham
7/15/2008 / Poetry
I wrote this poem to my first child, oldest son while he was floundering to accept the ways of the Lord as a teenager. He is still floundering somewhat, but has been to Iraq and back and is now growing closer to the Lord.
If you have a wayward firstborn son and you can relate this poem to similar happenings you experienced with him in his childhood -- then please feel free to share it with him with copyright information included.
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Premortal Warrior
by Diana Isham
7/15/2008 / Miracles
I wrote this to my 2nd son, 3rd child after he finally gained his own personal testimony of our Lord and Savior!
He has since honorably fulfilled a 2 year mission for our Lord, and is now preparing to wed his sweetheart.
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God Spoke
by Linda Payne
7/15/2008 / Poetry
A poem about the creative power of God's Word as exemplified in Jesus Christ.
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The Anointed Prodigals
by Bola Olu-Jordan
7/15/2008 / Missions
Just like the prodigal son collected his inheritance from his father prematuredly and wasted by being generous to strangers with it, so also many servants of God today are forcefully collecting gifts from the Father and distributing it to strangers in the faith who are only interested in the benefit they can get from God, but not willing to serve him.
Many Pastors today specialize in the distribution of such miracles. At the end of time, Jesus will tell them I know you not you that works iniquity. The iniquity is collecting what rightfully belongs to him at an inappropriate time for selfish reasons not approved by the father
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Learning the Reasons Many People Smoke
by bard joe
7/15/2008 / Health
Trying to quit smoking is not easy, learning the exact reason why you actually smoke is often critical to the success of the project. If you discover...
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Majestically Speaking
by Brenda Douglas
7/15/2008 / Christian Living
There comes a time when we reach crossroads in our lives and we must make crucial decisions.
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Royal Etiquette
by Brenda Douglas
7/15/2008 / Womens Interest
Women were never created to be used as bait to entrap and hold men in bondage to pornography. You are royalty!
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Endure till the End
by Kelvin Gilmore
7/14/2008 / Christian Living
God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Ghost is the Holy Trinity.
There is none like the one True God and his awesome divinity...
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SEXUAL SANITY
by adesola adele
7/14/2008 / Christian Living
Sexual Sanity is the state of mind whereby a person has control over his thoughts and actions, as he or she is been exposed to various forms of sexual seduction both within (the mind) and without (immediate environment.
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Proverbs 3:9
by Don Costello
7/14/2008 / Bible Studies
expository study of Proverbs 3:9
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Fredas Foibles-Networking
by Freda Douglas
7/14/2008 / Business
There are various how's and what to's in building a NWM business but I list some of the questions you should ask before you join anything.
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Fredas Foibles 7-14 A Prayer
by Freda Douglas
7/14/2008 / Christian Living
Those who read my articles know the Christian side of my life is very important.
Read this prayer and meet a man who agrees with me.
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Fredas Foibles - L. Hall
by Freda Douglas
7/14/2008 / Business
100K Select Leonard Hall gives his take on Xango products and networking.
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Waiting on God
by Katherine Kimbley
7/14/2008 / Christian Living
Day after day, we seek His face in prayer and in His Word, but what do we do when we can't hear Him or feel His presence? Why shouldn't we give up? The Bible is full of promises that encourage us to press forward in communing with Him.
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True Beauty
by Kelvin Gilmore
7/14/2008 / Christian Living
It should be every woman's quest in life to search for true beauty.
For true beauty is elusive, she can't be discovered unless one is on duty...
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Who's Driving?
by Kelvin Gilmore
7/14/2008 / Christian Living
A driver is needed who will drive the family to high aspirations.
Who the driver is determines the family's final destination...
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The Voice of the Flesh, The Voice of Demons, The Voice of God, and the Bible
by Robin Calamaio
7/13/2008 / Christian Apologetics
Every communique springs from a rudimentary source - and that "voice" has an accompanying value system and agenda. We would serve ourselves well to properly identify the fount that is generating some message toward us - and know if it is friend or foe. That is the purpose ... of this communique.
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The Ever-Changing Heart
by Maggie Brittain
7/12/2008 / Christian Living
But those who come later to the Lord are often pulled up out of the dregs of some disgusting hellish place and often notice our heart today in comparison to where it came from. It can be quite astounding and the glory goes to God.
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A Hug a Day
by Diana Isham
7/12/2008 / Poetry
A poem about loving one another and the importance of hugs.
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A Diamond in the Rough
by Diana Isham
7/12/2008 / Poetry
This poem is dedicated to Nathaniel, my valiant teenage son who poignantly expressed caring and concern for the eternal well being of his adult leaders.
It is he, who inspired this poem in me.
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A Belated Welcome
by Diana Isham
7/12/2008 / Poetry
A poem to help break the ice when you are wanting to meet new neighbors.
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2 Timothy 4:16, 17
by Don Costello
7/12/2008 / Bible Studies
Expository study of 2 Timothy 4:16, 17
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I Will Not Leave You
by Jerry Ousley
7/12/2008 / Christian Living
Have you ever said, "You can count on me; I will never leave you?" However, we humans can't always make good on that promise. But there is One who can . . .
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Service Projects for Preschoolers: How Your Family Can Make a Difference
by Denise Oliveri
7/12/2008 / Family
There is no better time to teach children about serving others then when they are young. That is why participating in service projects with your preschool is a great idea!
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