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H. Norman Wright on Healing for the Father Wound
The wounds resulting from a fatherless upbringing follow children into adulthood, affecting daughters in unique ways. H. Norman Wright, an experienced family counselor, has helped countless women heal from their childhood losses. He recently sat down with Crosswalk to discuss his book Healing for the Father Wound ...
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The Sanctity Of Life Debate Matters
Sarah Palin's remarks about Trig and about advocacy for special needs children touched my heart. My wife devotes her career to helping special needs kids. And Palin’s remarks reminded me of the life of...
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Bristol Palin Thrusts Teen Pregnancy Into Spotlight (Again)...
Had Bristol Palin's mother not have been selected as the Republican Vice-Presidential nominee, the issue of teen sexuality would not be getting much exposure this week. But, following on the heels of a...
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Proof Positive That God Wants You to Read My Book
"Christian Retailing" magazine reviews the latest book written by Steve Arterburn and me, and a few of those wacky Old Testament characters ...
Together (Team Hoyt)
Together, Dick and Rick Hoyt have run in marathons, competed in triathlons, and once even trekked 3,700 miles across America. It's truly astounding when you consider that Rick Hoyt is unable to walk or talk. But with Dick supplying the ability and dedication and Rick the inspiration and motivation, ...
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Abiding in the Vine Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine (John 15:4). One thing you'll never see is a fruit factory.
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Together (Team Hoyt)
Together, Dick and Rick Hoyt have run in marathons, competed in triathlons, and once even trekked 3,700 miles across America. It's truly astounding when you consider that Rick Hoyt is unable to walk or talk. But with Dick supplying the ability and dedication and Rick the inspiration and motivation, Team Hoyt exemplifies the power that is in "Together." The Scriptures tell us "two are better than one" for God designed us to live in community and accountability with one another. Other Christians help reprove, refine, and ultimately reinforce our walk with Christ. Separated, we are weak. Together, we are strong.
