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We should be in the habit of training ourselves to sing together on Sunday the story of our redemption for the edification of the redeemed, the glory of God, and witness to the lost.

Several years ago I heard a story about a young couple who had recommitted their lives to Jesus and were searching for a new church.  One Sunday they decided to attend a church they had heard good things about and was nearby their home.

It is so important to have “memorial stones” in our lives to recall the great work God does for us each day. Markers that show the love, grace and faithfulness of our Father in Heaven.

“I never thought I would run a Christian-based nonprofit youth sports program.  It was not in my plan, but God had His own plan for me.”  God’s plan for John Bagala currently involves sharing competitive sports, but more importantly, Jesus Christ.

Then Sings My Soul…  Sweden has contributed two major gifts to the music world.  Can you guess what they are? First, in 1976 (the year I was born), ABBA released “Dancing Queen” and the world will never be the same.

A well-known pastor once said that becoming like Christ is a long, slow process of growth.  Laura Brown’s life has been a confirmation of this as God has slowly grown her through friendships, singleness, tragedy and even opportunities.

Over the years I’ve heard many people describe, often with a far-away smile, their “heaven on earth.” My neighbors described their recent trip to the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks as “heaven on earth” because of its natural beauty.

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They had a personal audience with the Pope, John Paul II.  Ken was arrested, interrogated and then the family was deported by the Communist Party in Poland for sharing Christ.  They invested sixteen years training missionaries, emphasizing cross-cultural

Think about the darkest place you have ever been in.  A place where you couldn’t see anything in front or behind you – a place where you couldn’t touch or feel anything – a place you had no idea where you were or which way to go - where you couldn’t see a