Walking is a fantastic and diverse form of physical exercise. It’s an easy, accessible, and enjoyable way to lose weight, get fit, reduce stress, and …
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From Bulimia to Hope
For twelve years before I accepted Christ into my life, I struggled with bulimia, an eating disorder in which a person binges on food and …
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They say that color is subjective; it really is. Humans are only able to distinguish a fragment of the spectrum, and dogs even less. So …
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It began with: “In sickness and in health….” It has been a promise, a commitment, and a way of life—a very personal part of couple …
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Parents and friends of children and youth are responsible for helping younger generations avoid drugs and risky sexual behaviors. If we neglect to do this, …
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Ever heard anyone say, “It’s my life, I’ll live it the way I want to. You’ve got to die someday”? But don’t let me get …
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With long strides, the Yul Brynner look-alike attired in an expensive business suit, rushed through the airport. Yet his briefcase is what caught my attention. Costly …
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In many households, as well as mine, somewhere near the first of the year, the inevitable putting away of Christmas occurs. The holidays are over …
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In the U.S., consumption of sugar and corn syrup amounts to about 130 to 140 pounds per person per year, or 40 tsp. per person …
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I was in my very first days as a minister when my senior pastor asked me one Sabbath morning to visit someone who had called …
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