Tag Archives: courage

Bin Laden: Rethinking the Victory Celebration

May
 26
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The reactions of many Christians to Bin Laden’s demise has been a bit shocking and a lot eye-opening for me. “Welcome to hell…rot in hell…forgive Bin Laden? No way in hell.” Do we realize what we are saying? Is this the statement we really want to make to the world?

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Handling the Contradictions with Humility

Mar
 9
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No matter what your particular belief flavor (assuming you are a Christian), there are holes and contradictions in your Bible if you take it at face value. For too long, we’ve dismissed legitimate questions—questions that demand thoughtful consideration. Read more…

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Venturing into Dangerous Waters

Feb
 122
dangerous water

I’ve been venturing into dangerous waters recently—putting my soul in jeopardy—by visiting and listening in on various blog conversations of atheists (gasp). In the past, I generally and quietly dismissed atheists as inferior beings who either didn’t want to live by the rules or who were sadly, perhaps willfully deceived. But in all this, I never once stopped to consider the validity of their questions. Find out more…

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My Book…My Latest Isaac

Jan
 6
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There have been two Isaacs in my life to date, God-given blessings and complete miracles, that He asked me to give back. These were all costly things that I loved deeply, passionately. The third Isaac was presented to me recently, my book One Million Arrows. Find out the story…

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Making Friends with Atheists

Jan
 25
Jeremy Witteveen, r25 Productions|http://r25productions.com/_/r25_productions.html

Though there are plenty of dangerous nice atheists we could befriend, today I’m talking about one in particular—Jeremy Witteveen. I met Jeremy last week when I got a Google alert in my inbox about one of my articles he “poked fun” at. Okay, it was really more like scoffing, but no need to get technical. Visit my blog to find out the most unusual outcome…

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Is God On Our Side?

Nov
 29
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When Greg Mortenson went to Pakistan to climb K2, he never expected that his crushing failure to summit one mountain (he had to quit 600 meters before the top to rescue a co-climber) would result in the successful conquering of an even greater mountain. Find out about the man who has changed Pakistan, as well as what he can teach us about “who’s side God is on” in the religious battles waging in the world.

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