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Selfish Desires

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Don't be a Joy Jabber

Don't be a Joy Jabber

  • by Katherine Rowland
Does your response to the moods of others reveal emotional maturity or selfishness?
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The Lesson of the Brown Paper Bag

The Lesson of the Brown Paper Bag

  • by John LaBissoniere
Long ago I learned an important lesson that's stuck with me ever since. And soon the time is coming when the entire world will be blessed as everyone comes to learn that same lesson! 
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Assembly Required

Assembly Required

  • by Justin A Kramer
It often comes easy to skip church services, but what does God require?
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How Can You Manage Marriage Stress in Troubling Times?

How Can You Manage Marriage Stress in Troubling Times?

  • by Becky Sweat
When half of all marriages break up in some countries, it's obvious that many couples are in trouble. Sadly, the stress seems to be only increasing from many directions. What are the pressures many husbands and wives face today, and what can they do to manage them to be sure their marriages survive?

Me First

  • by United Church of God
The world today has an attitude of selfishness completely opposite of what God encourages.

Humility in Jeopardy

  • by Hansel New
Humility may be in jeopardy today, but you and I can know the answer to the "Final Jeopardy" question.

Beat Cold Love With Good Video

  • by David Cobb
Pick up the newspaper. Turn on the television news. Scan the headlines on the Web. Listen to the commercials during your favorite television program. Increasingly, you will see self-absorption rather than outgoing concern.

Journey to Happiness

  • by United Church of God
Happiness isn’t a destination. It’s part of the journey of life.
The Dangerous Love

The Dangerous Love

  • by John Yavelak
Paul warned about a love that would be a symptom of this end time. It can be deadly for Christians.

Study Shows Self-Love at All-Time High

  • by United News
"Narcissism and entitlement among college students are at an all-time high, according to a recent study conducted by a San Diego State University researcher. "