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A Real Rock Star

By Randy Robison Words of Life
“This can’t be Christian music,” I thought when I first saw the long-haired singer’s image on the cover of the vinyl album. Even his name was written in a swashbuckling script that looked way too worldly to my strict Baptist mind. The music sounded like mainstream rock-n-roll and the vocals…
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Focus

By Holly Wagner Words of Life
Sometimes we can just lose focus when it comes to our destiny, which is the "why" behind what we do. Paul's destiny included going to Rome. I am sure he kept that in mind as the waves were crashing against the ship. There will be waves crashing against your ship,…
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The Key to Contentment

By Candise Farmer Words of Life
It was during a Wednesday night student Bible study when God used the Second Corinthian account of Paul to convict my downhearted, yet sinful, spirit. As I read Paul's testimony, I couldn't help but think, Wow! Someone out there has it worse than me! Even though I was still dealing…
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The “No” of Sin

By Mike Glenn Words of Life
Whenever I talk to people about hearing God's "yes," they start to see the hope that lies in finally leaving behind their regrets and the pain caused by their mistakes, but... there is always a but. Linguists have noted that this conjunction possesses an interesting power. Whenever the word but…
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Supernatural Unity

By James Robison and Jay Richards Words of Life
Last week’s Awaken NOW Conference gloriously demonstrated supernatural unity in the body of Christ. In this spirit, the Holy Spirit touched hearts and lives. One powerful testimony we received came from Martin Shufflebotham, a former British soldier who now lives in Dallas. He gave me permission to share his email:…
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The Good Fight

By Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott Words of Life
In the book Love in the Time of Cholera, Nobel laureate Gabriel García Márquez portrays a marriage that disintegrates over a bar of soap. It was the wife's job to keep the house in order, including the towels, toilet paper, and soap in the bathroom. One day she forgot to…
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Dirty God

By Johnnie Moore Words of Life
The doctrine of the incarnation reminds us that Jesus was both divine and human. His humanity endured enormous stress as he was repeatedly rejected by the very people he came to love. It hurt. In fact, on the eve of his arrest we find Jesus so distressed over what is…
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