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The Irreplaceable Presence of a Father |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
People
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Monday, 07 December 2009 |
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Today I came across a video that really impacted me. It was a video of U.S. soldiers who decided to give their children a surprise visit after being overseas. Other than the obvious tears and smiles that came when each child was re-joined with their father, there were other things I gleaned from watching the video that really hit home with me.
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[The Irreplaceable Presence of a Father]
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What if Jesus Had a Facebook Account? |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
Social Media
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Friday, 04 December 2009 |
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like if Jesus had a Facebook account? Imagine His daily updates to His status. "Just saved an entire country from mass destruction." "Held the world on its axis again today." I mean, think about what it would be like to see His updates. And the images and videos? Oh, my! I could just imagine the snapshots of His creation He would post for the world to see...places the human mind could not conceive. Or how about some throw-back videos of when He was on the earth? Talk about going viral!
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[What if Jesus Had a Facebook Account?]
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Reaching the Hard-to-Reach |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
Show and Tell
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Wednesday, 02 December 2009 |
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Most people who keep themselves at arms length from anything religious, typically agree with or identify with at least one of the following four statements.
- I am satisfied with the life I have made for myself and could care less about any kind of religion.
- I believe that the life I have lived has disqualified me from ever being loved by God, so I have given up on any kind of spirituality.
- I take offense at the idea that I could possibly be at odds with God, because I am a really good person.
- I have established a comfortable intellectual belief in God that I feel will keep me out of hell but doesn't require anything from me.
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[Reaching the Hard-to-Reach]
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What's Worse Than a Somali Pirate? |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
Current Events
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Wednesday, 25 November 2009 |
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A U.S.-flagged ship that played a central role in a bloody hijacking drama last spring was attacked again November 18th, a busy day for piracy in the dangerous waters off the east coast of Africa. It was the first time a security team aboard a major merchant ship repelled a pirate attack, a top U.S. Navy officer said. The Maersk Alabama came under automatic weapons fire from pirates about 350 nautical miles east of the Somali coast, the European Union's anti-piracy force said, but fought the attackers off (CNN.com).
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[What's Worse Than a Somali Pirate?]
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Zhu Zhu Pets |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
Religion
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Monday, 23 November 2009 |
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Zhu Zhu Pets™ are predicted to be the hottest item for Christmas this year. These little hamsters can do just about anything, including riding around in little cars, zip up ramps and spin down slides, run in their hamster wheels, and get into all sorts of crazy situations. Their artificial intelligence even allows them to know what room of their hamster habitat they are in. They make toilet-flushing or teeth-brushing sounds when they enter the bathroom and sleeping noises and alarm-clock sounds when they go into their bedroom (http://www.zhuzhupets.com/).
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[Zhu Zhu Pets]
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