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- Sep 18, 2026
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Refuse to live a self-absorbed life (opens the original)
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Vengeance and retaliation are the themes of countless books and movies. Clint Eastwood portrayed it in A Fistful of Dollars, Dirty Harry and Unforgiven. Liam Neeson followed suit in Taken and Cold Pursuit. In recent years, vengeance and revenge have become a major theme in politics. If someone wrongs you, never forget. Get even. In most of these stories, as in life, the path of vengeance does not end well. The anticipated satisfaction proves empty. The hatred proves to be a poison that corrupts
How to prevail in a corrupt world (opens the original)
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Every day when we tune in for the news, we are inundated by stories of corruption, deception, crime, war and injustice. Occasional beams of light break through the dark clouds of gloom: stories of heroism and self-sacrifice. But the shadows are dark and difficult to dispel. Into the midst of this darkness, Jesus introduced the fourth Beatitude. âBlessed are those who hunger and thirst after righteousness for they shall be satisfied.â What a great promise! Jesus must have had in mind the kind
Those who mourn will be comforted (opens the original)
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The suffering of the world is streamed into our TVs, smartphones and iPads every day. It is global, affecting every nation, people and culture. We see it on a large scale in the wars in Ukraine and Iran, earthquakes in Colombia and Venezuela, flooding in Shanghai and Wenzhou, China. Natural disasters leave suffering, sorrow and mourning in their wake. We mourn for loved ones who fall victim to terminal illness and accidental death. Jesus acknowledged this reality of human existence when he said,
Faith requires routine and dedication (opens the original)
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For many years I have made it a practice of having a time of devotion early in the morning. I like to spend this time outside, preferably at sunrise. There have been gaps when I missed it. I have discovered that when I spend time for personal study of Scripture, prayer and reflection on what God wants to say to me, the day seems to go better. My life has a healthier center and, when the day is done, it seems to be more productive. I routinely go out on our deck in Colorado overlooking an open me
We don’t know what life will bring (opens the original)
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Fifty-eight years ago, I asked an 18-year-old college sophomore to marry me. I was 21, a college senior making $240 per month. She said yes. We were in heaven. Could not have been happier. It was what experts now call a âcornerstoneâ marriage. Our marriage to one another was the cornerstone upon which everything else has been built. We had no idea how we would make ends meet. We could not predict our future. I worked for $1.25 per hour, the minimum wage of that day, trimming grass by hand, d
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