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National Donut Day
I just heard that today is National Donut Day. Various establishments known primarily for their donuts are advertising all kinds of special deals. Did you indulge in your favorite variety of this sweet, circle-shaped treat? If you are like me, … Continue reading
Need Anything?
A man who had chosen a minimalist lifestyle watched with interest as his new neighbor unloaded a truckload of furniture, decorative items, electronic devices and numerous other possessions. When he went over to introduce himself, he said, “If you ever … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Humor
Tagged consumerism, greed, illustration, minimalist, moving van, possessions
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Basking In the Light
I don’t know a whole lot about house plants, but I do know that they need to be in the sunlight. As a matter of fact, sometimes plants will lean toward the sun. They are designed to seek the source … Continue reading
Avoid the Traffic
A few years ago, when my wife and I were living in Indiana, we decided to take a few days off and drive south. As we left the Kokomo area and headed toward Indianapolis, it suddenly occurred to us that … Continue reading
Your Turn to Choose
Remember those painful moments on the playground or in gym class when kids would choose sides for team sports? The captains of each team would dutifully pick who they thought were the best players until finally everyone had been chosen. … Continue reading
Worth the Money
As a family was driving home from church one Sunday, the father went on and on, complaining about the worship service. It was too long. The sermon was boring. The songs were too slow. Finally his son interrupted, “Daddy, I … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Church, Humor
Tagged complaining, giving, greed, illustration, The Lord looks at the heart
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Passing the Hat
There is an old story told about a travelling preacher who had the custom of passing his hat around the crowd to collect an offering. He would always say a prayer of thanksgiving after the hat had made its way … Continue reading