By Carla Stewart The boys and girls at Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch northwest of Amarillo, Texas are always anxious for the yearly visit from Mrs. Cowan – Elsie to her friends and family. That’s when
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Artist of the Month ~ Heather Williams
Her new album, This Time Around, releases on Sept. 27. Earlier this year, Williams was named a “Best Bet of 2011” by Billboard Magazine. Her songs and her character speak of the strength of a woman well
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By Jerry (Chip) MacGregor To address God as Abba is the boldest and simplest expression of that absolute trust with which we rely on God for all good, with which we entrust ourselves to
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“I know that the Lord upholds the cause of the needy.” Psalm140:12 Nearly every day as we drive home, we stop at a corner that is filled with homeless men (and occasionally women) asking for
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Disclaimer: while this particular article focuses on the conservative movement and the tea party, Inspireafire is non-partisan. We understand that there are true patriots fighting for justice and liberty from all political parties.
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By Pastor Mike Dodson Jr. If there is a God, why is there so much suffering? This seems to be the hottest question that I get asked as a pastor and I think that in
Read more20 Questions to Uncover Your Calling
Heroic, bigger-than-life people change the world. People that seem to know exactly what calling God placed on their lives from youth. Faces full of intensity, drive, and passion. Wouldn’t it be nice to be like
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Read moreEight to Eighty-Eight: We Can Make a Difference
The 10th anniversary of 9-11 was just a few weeks ago…and most of us remembered. We watched the documentaries and read the articles and grieved anew. But what do we do now? What do we do with all the memories and frustrations? Is there anything we can do to make a difference today?
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