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Francis de Sales: Devotion and Discipline

“Then Jesus said to his disciples, ‘Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it. What good will it be for someone to...

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Playing a Role or Being a Truth

There is all the difference in the world between playing a role and being a truth. There is a popular fable that confirms this. A motherless tiger cub who was adopted by goats and raised by them to eat grass and bleat as they did.  It wasn’t long before the tiger cub...

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Trouble Produces Fortitude

We ought to glory in our troubles, for we know that trouble produces endurance, and endurance, character, and character, hope, and hope will not disappoint us. (Romans. 5:3-5) This word of Paul, in his Letter to the Romans, is one of the amazing affirmations in the...

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Discipline is Not an Option

I’m not an avid sports fan, though I’m excited enough about the University of Memphis basketball that I have season tickets. Through the years, the U of M football has been overshadowed by our basketball. The last few years we have had “good” football with Brady...

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Let Your Soul Catch Up

My big take away from this year’s Olympics centered on winning a bronze, not a gold medal. Tuesday, August 3, Simone Biles won a bronze medal for her competition on the “balance beam.” For her, bronze was as good as gold. Coming to the Olympics, she was one of the...

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Saying Yes to Forgiveness

Joe E. Trull tells of a primitive tribe located deep in the South American jungles. Anthropologists learned the most important role within the tribe was the "keeper" of the flame. Since fire is so precious -- and takes such effort to recreate -- one member is...

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