The great theologian R.C. Sproul said if you had to summarize the Christian ethic and attitude toward life in one word it would be—gratitude. Having a heart that overflows with thanksgiving.
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Who is caring for the caregivers?
Richard's guest is Phil Reddick leading our 3rd annual Caregiving Seminar, hosted by The Center's ministry FinishWell, along with co-hosts YBL and WBL
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What is the purpose of work?
Jeffrey Salkin in the Wall Street Journal said this, “Americans work so hard that we often put work at the emotional and spiritual center of our lives.” Join us as we look for wisdom in the book of Ecclesiastes! Listen Now! https://t.co/40kZqzzbnH
I’d like to share a principle that I believe is the most important principle in all of life. I want to start with a theory that has to do with this principle, then close with how to apply this in your life.
The message I shared in this weeks podcast is, I believe, one of the most important messages to anyone that I would describe as a church-going person, or a person with a church background.
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I remember meeting with a man in his early 20s who was clearly on a search for spiritual truth. In our first meeting, he informed me, “I am not sure I believe in God.”
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In my recent podcast, What Do Men Really Want?, I dive into discussing the heart of a man as we look at this question: What is it that men really want?
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How well do you know yourself? How well do you understand yourself?
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Imagine. You’ve just moved your child into his or her freshmen dorm. The orientation sessions are complete. The last load is moved from your car, and the final hug has been given. You close the car door and watch as your child walks away.
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In my recent podcast, The Role of Christ in the Live of Business, I welcome a special guest, Drayton Nabers, to the discussion.
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One of the most encouraging verses in the Bible is Paul’s words to the Corinthian church in II Corinthians 4:16:
“Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day.”
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One of the most interesting books of the Bible is unquestionably the book of Ecclesiastes. It is part of the wisdom literature and is very philosophical. Many scholars believe it was written by Solomon, though no one knows this for sure.
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So much has been written on the issue of evil, but today I'd like to take all that I have read over the last six weeks on evil and try to distill it down into a 45-minute presentation. I pray that it will be enlightening to you.
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In a recent blog post I addressed something quite fascinating. And, I believe that it will be of real benefit to you. For some of us, you would think this concept is just common sense.
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I recently read a story by Ian Thomas that provides great insight into life on earth and the human condition. Imagine that far out in space, in another galaxy, there is a planet inhabited by intelligent creatures.
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What is it about the human condition that causes us to want to “one-up” someone else all the time? This is what’s called the pride of life.
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Is there anything out in the world that you would sell everything you have for, so you can get something of great value? In my newest podcast I discuss Jesus' parable about the pearl of great value, taken from Matthew 13:44-46.
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