The Art of Loving When You Are Alone
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The Art of Loving When You Are Alone
Politics and Religion: What Happened in Conversation with “Cookie”
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Politics and Religion: What Happened in Conversation with “Cookie”
The first time I met “Cookie” at our coffee shop, he asked me if I was a famous violinist, which made me erupt with laughter—I am not musically talented! Over time, I had many other “chance” encounters with Cookie. Our talks were always brief and light.
Then one day in the coffee shop, Cookie sat down right at my table, which wasn’t typical. He started ranting about politics and religious people. Read more...
Why I Joined a Roller Derby Team
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Why I Joined a Roller Derby Team
Several months after my husband of 29 years suddenly passed away, I moved from the Chicago area back down to southern Illinois. We had lived in this town eight years prior, and both of my kids still lived there. Since we had been very active in the local community and church, I expected to have a good support group there. However, after several months of no one checking up on me, no one inviting me anywhere, and no one to do things with, I realized I had been wrong. Read more...
Crucial Questions at Billy Graham Crusades
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Crucial Questions at Billy Graham Crusades
Spiritual Conversations in a Post-Christian World
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Spiritual Conversations in a Post-Christian World
I love reading about Paul and his missionary journeys into some of the most pagan areas ever. He was the master at always finding ways to engage the locals in conversation about the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. Read more...
Flapping your tongue?
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Flapping your tongue?
I've been thinking about our conversations—you know, the ones we have in person, over the fence with our neighbors and on our mornings commutes---as well as those we have over social media when we don’t have the benefit or reminder that there’s another real person “out there.” Read more...
28 Great Thoughts on Listening
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28 Great Thoughts on Listening
Jerold Panas is CEO of one of the nation’s premier campaign services and financial resource development firms, and believes wholeheartedly in the power of listening. Do you?