For their historical value, rhetorical brilliance, gripping accounts, and most of all for their divinely inspired truth… the most eye-opening books of the Bible that EVERYONE should read.

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New Years resolutions have been failing since day one. How do we recommit our mindsets to good habits, in February and throughout this new year? It goes deeper than just the end result.

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We worked grasping as much as young children can grasp that what we did was important. It wasn’t a matter of if we felt like it or not. It was a matter of life and death…

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The world teaches us to avoid suffering — treat ourselves, love ourselves, preserve ourselves. But is exposing ourselves to pain good — is compassion worth the pain it leaves behind?

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Desires will strive to control us; expectations will tug us in either direction (both the world’s standards, our family’s, our schools, our own, etc.).

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The whole world seems to agree that freedom is found when we carefully foster the ideas of the little visionaries in us — a culture built around it’s own sort of religion for ‘revealing our true selves’. But don’t they have it backwards?

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Bible reading plans are great. Daily prayer times are good reminders. But when it comes to having a relationship with God? That is only the beginning. Spontaneity isn’t required — but constant willingness to stop what we are doing serve is.

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Sometimes the ‘baby step’ items on our lists are the hardest to face. We have big goals, sure, but the actual process can be most grueling in the simple tasks that build the end product. We make our ways to avoid the small stairs — elevators, so to speak, to cost a fraction of the time and exercise…

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The average American sees 4,000 to 10,000 ads in a day. If you read that and immediately believed it, I would be surprised…I did further research to find whether this statement is true.

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Instead of trying to convince the other side, they are trying to dismantle them, to tear them apart by explaining why their own views are right instead of respectfully appealing to the other side’s flaws. Sometimes the argument is flipped, and the predator will speak only on the other side’s flaws while avoiding their own side of the argument. Both have equally weak rhetoric. And it isn’t uncommon to see both sides take stances like this.

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