Are There No "Normal" People?

A line from one of my favorite comic strips caught my attention recently. "There are only two kinds of people. Abnormal people and people you don’t yet know well enough." -- David Burchett

CULTURE

'Sex and the iWorld': Recovering Healthy Relationships -- Chuck Colson
Discomfort with Dad Signifies a Deeper Problem -- Stan Guthrie
Sued for Self-Preservation: Arizona's Immigration Solution -- Ken Connor

ENTERTAINMENT

Charlie St. Cloud is More Creepy Than Weepy -- Christa Banister
Sexual Jokes Coarsen Dinner for Schmucks -- Christian Hamaker
Billerbeck Takes on Teens in Perfectly Dateless -- Kelley Mathews

Rest in the Lord -- Cliff Young
Pressing On When Faced With the Impossible -- Shannon Perry
Flabbergasted by Family: Sperm Donor Kids are Struggling -- Chuck Colson
Life is Difficult: A Lesson from the Life of Job -- Charles R. Swindoll
Pray to God... and Row to Shore -- Dr. David B. Hawkins

Bring Out the Best in Your Husband -- Whitney Hopler
Dad Steals the Show in Sister Story Ramona and Beezus -- Christian Hamaker
Use Your Body the Way God Designed It -- Whitney Hopler
How Your Small Rural Church Can Do Something Big -- Whitney Hopler
Does God Lie? -- John Piper

Updated daily.

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Many women have been deeply hurt by their own gender.
Theo-tainment versus Discipleship -- Michael Craven
The modern idea of church, or ecclesiology, it seems, is that the church exists as a venue to attract the lost through dynamic programs, performances, and events—the more dynamic the better. A pastor friend...
Where Heaven and Earth Met -- Mark Daniels
Visiting Israel is not so much about what you'll see--it's about Who meets you there.

Be Still

"Be still and know that I am God..."

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TODAY'S DEVOTIONAL RELIGION TODAY BIBLE STUDY

"How Very Lucky We Are" - Wisdom from the Psalms 7/31

Honour and majesty are before him: strength and beauty are in his sanctuary (Ps. 96:6). Take time to be quiet and think about the good things God has done for you.