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Vonette Bright |

The Smelly Sweater and Jesus

He sat in the corner of the coffee shop.  Alone and out of place.  The young man’s clothes hung like rags on his skinny frame.   He lapped up his tea like an animal.  And he smelled…  awful. David sat down next to him, and they began to talk.
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Brad Bright |

Christian Counseling: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

“You can give up all hope of ever having a better past.” Wow! Those twelve words ushered forth from the mouth of a godly Christian counselor. Unless you are committed to holding onto your past failures, such advice can set you free to embrace God’s best. Unfortunately,...
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Bill Bright |

Finding True Happiness

It all started with a lapse of integrity, but it ended in tragedy....
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Vonette Bright |

Are You Listening?

Have you ever tried to communicate with someone who clearly is not listening to a word you’re saying?...
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Brad Bright |

Gender Dysphoria--Did God say, "Oops!"?

The LGBTQ activists have masterfully divided the Christian community into two camps: the Truth Tellers and the Lovers. One group emphasizes Love over Truth, the other, Truth over Love. Both create a false, one dimensional, view of God....
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Bill Bright |

Got Problems?

What we believe to be true about God’s character affects our friendships, our work and leisure activities, the types of literature we read, and even....If the majority of believers do not have the right view of God, how can our society even begin to see Him as He is? Because of...
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Vonette Bright |

Real or Pretend?

On the south coast of China is the city of Macau.  Established hundreds of years ago by Portuguese colonists, it’s the gateway to China....
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Bill Bright |

Lesson from the Titanic

"Some 1,500 people died in the North Atlantic that night [April 15, 1912, at 2:20 a.m.]. It was an awful scene. But the greatest tragedy may be that many of them didn’t have to die!”...
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Brad Bright |

How to Beat the Haters

They had never met before. The dislike in her eyes was palpable....