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living awake

In Germany, the ancient legend of Emperor Frederick Barbarossa persists. According to lore, Barbarossa never died but continues to watch over his kingdom from his stone table in the mountains. For centuries now, Barbarossa... read more »

persecuted for Jesus

Recently, in a Middle Eastern country, a teenage girl was beaten by her family for refusing to renounce her faith in Jesus. In Africa, a young boy was nailed to a board because he attended a church service. Around the world,... read more »

finding your voice

Li Xuedong of Shangfan city in China has a voice that can literally stop traffic. The sound from his booming vocal cords can reportedly reach 120 decibels! During one of his audio demonstrations at a ceremony on a city... read more »

habits

I’m a firm believer of this quotation by Fyodor Dostoevsky: “It seems, in fact, as though the second half of a man’s life is made up of nothing, but the habits he has accumulated during the first half.... read more »

crossing the lake

Cyndi likes to be alone. It’s not that she wouldn’t enjoy the company of others—she craves it, actually. It’s just that life is somehow less painful when she’s by herself. Cyndi comes from that... read more »

eating idol food

My grandmother was a devout believer in her religion. She went to the temple every week to seek blessings for the family. I accompanied her, carrying her offerings of joss sticks, incense, and food. After worship, we ate in... read more »

are you a "Christian" or a "follower of Jesus"?

In this week’s Newsweek (March 16, 2009, p. 18), Lisa Miller writes that many people have begun calling themselves “followers of Jesus” rather than “Christians,” because that name is too often... read more »

right time

A few weeks back I did something I hate. It’s happened at least a couple dozen times, and it’s always untimely! I’m talking about spraining an ankle. Most of my episodes, like this one, have occurred on the... read more »
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