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In the beginning, God spoke through the rush of wind, the rumble of thunder, the sounds and sights of the wild world He created.

He still does.

On His Terms Outfitters seeks to use God's natural creation to provide an environment where men

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"We are not capable of producing perfect followers of Christ, as if we were perfect ourselves. Our work cannot purchase anyone else's salvation or sanctification. Parents with unbelieving children, friends with children in jail, the discoveries of the geneticists, and the faith heroes in Hebrews 11 ar

From Christianilty Today.

By Timmy Brister

Several of you will find these questions familiar, but their familiarity does not minimize the piercing factor for this pastor. I wanted to put them out there in case others might find them helpful.

By Chris Schlect

Affiliation with organized religion is at a 50-year low among young people, according to a study by the Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion. The study focused on the generation known as The Millennials — those under 30, born after 1980.

But the data "doesn't necessarily mean that young people are more secular," says Greg Smith, one of the resea

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"If money can't buy you happiness, what do you do? If you're Austrian millionaire Karl Rabeder, you give it all away, right down to the last penny, or, in his case, euro.

"My idea is to have nothing left. Absolutely nothing," Rabeder, 47, told The Daily Telegraph

"If you have ever wondered what the secret is to a long and happy marriage, now is your chance to find out. Married in May of 1924, Herbert and Zelmyra Fisher have been enjoying wedded bliss for nearly 86 years and are eager to share their insights.

The Fishers were joined in holy matrimony during the age of Model T's and flappers, but the North Carolina lovebirds are using a decidedly modern method to

reported by SeattlePI...

Janna Scott says she was "freaking out" on Feb. 4 when she called 911 from her Lacey home last week to ask for help because her baby Jacob was choking and not breathing. A familiar voice answered the phone. Coolly and calmly, Chris Scott talked his wife through the proper procedure.

Chris, 23, left Iraq in September after a one-year deployment as a tank crew member with the Marine Reserves. He told The Olympian newspaper it's in his nature to rem

By Dr John Walton