Heavenly Father, I will try my best to be grateful for the good times, strive to trust you during the difficult times, and seek your wise and loving guidance at all times.
We're home—not for a stop-off, but for good. I'm telling you, there's nothing like the pure ecstasy of going into a regular bathroom, taking as much time as you want, and using as much toilet paper as you want and never having to see it again.
Christianity Today, 7/26/2010 8:33:28 AM Be Fruitful and Multiply? Observers weigh in on whether Christians have a special responsibility to have children. Compiled by Ruth Moon
A church committee has asked the General Synod of Australia's Anglican Church to adopt a statement calling for citizens to have fewer children, recommending that the government cut ...
When I picked up Come Be My Light, I discovered a stark honesty that caught me off guard. Mother Teresa was not the woman the world thought we knew. As Shane Claiborne noted when I interviewed him for The Wittenburg Door, whenever people ask him about his trip to Calcutta, they say, "Oh, you met Mother Teresa" like she glows in the dark or something.
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