Richard Harris was born in Kokomo, Indiana in a KKK hospital. Yes, that’s a real thing…. His childhood was already a turbulent one, but when his mother died unexpectedly, Richard …
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The Slave Trader Meets the Savior
In 1725, a baby boy was born to Captain John Newton and his wife Elizabeth, in their hometown of London, England. At the young age of 11, the boy was …
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The Last Song of Little Bird
Years ago, in the small African nation of Burundi, there lived a young Hutu tribesman named Binyoni. His name meant “Little Bird,” which seemed fitting because of his fondness for …
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John Newton on Transformation
“I am not the man I ought to be, I am not the man I wish to be, and I am not the man I hope to be, but by …
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“Teaching is like a mirror. It can show you if your face is dirty, but the mirror will not wash your face.”
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Jaron Lanier on Social Media
“I can’t call them social networks anymore. I call them behavior modification empires.”
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When Cicero spoke, the people said, “He spoke well.” When Demosthenes spoke, the people said, “Let us march.” Topics Illustrated Include: History Preacher Preaching Quotes Standards Taking Action Teaching …
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Does Christianity Work?
Millions of people around the world have wrestled with this very issue. With everything that hangs in the balance, it’s easy to see why so many take the question so …
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Most people prefer their bowls, plates, and cups unbroken; after all, they paid good money for their wares. For obvious reasons, most people prefer their lives unbroken, as well. But …
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