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Man, this was good. Really good. Great job, Berman and ESPN. I was never a Bears fan. But this just reminds of a time when Ditka symbolized football and masculinity. the 1980s were amazing.
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John Lennox has spent decades defending the Christian faith as a mathematician, philosopher, and apologist. But I’m not sure he’s ever said anything more beautiful than this.
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If you come to God, he will not turn you away. He will meet you with his love and forgiveness. It is the ultimate hopeful declaration!
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God never regrets his promises. He never grows bored or weary. He doesn’t get mad with us and debate with himself as to whether he should walk away. He never lounges through a lazy, self-centered day.
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Why should we obey God's Word even when life doesn't make sense? Because the Author of the Word has a perfect plan that will always be accomplished.
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Repentance is not a chore. It is how we enter more fully into the joy of our master.
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Don't believe the lie today. Sin, by its very nature, cannot bring about any good.
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The greatest gap between successful and unsuccessful people is the thinking gap.
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None of us knows how many days God has assigned to us on this earth. But we have today. We have God's presence and His promises. And were called to think long, to think past this life, to live with eternity in mind. We have today. We don’t know about tomorrow.
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Believers will become more Christlike over time, but never more righteous. Our righteous status is all Christ’s, not the result of our self-improvement.
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When you wait for the Lord, you can be secure in the reality that he rules over all things.
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Running and hiding doesn't get us into trouble; running to the wrong refuge and hiding in the wrong fortress does.
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The truth is, people are like rubber bands: we’re most useful when we’re stretched.








