Charlie Kirk: Man in the Arena
Not all of us are to be political operatives and community activists, but all of can speak boldly about Christ. All of us can love and engage young people like Charlie Kirk did.
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Do Christian Values Work in What We Call the "Real World"?
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Finding God's Peace in the World's Chaos
How do we find God’s peace among the chaos of the world? We simply must look to the One who can never be moved.
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Finding love after divorce is possible when we seek out a good spouse. God will guide you to seek out a person who displays kindness, consideration and cherishes you.
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Shirley Brosius
A former teacher and director of Christian education, Shirley Brosius is the author of Sisterhood of Faith: 365 Life-Changing Stories about Women Who Made a Difference and coauthor of Turning Guilt Trips into Joy Rides. She and her husband Bill enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles and watching “Jeopardy.” They have two married sons, five young-adult grandchildren and a daughter waiting in heaven. Shirley has memorized extensive passages of scripture including two books of the Bible: Philippians and Ruth. She is a member of Friends of the Heart, a speaking ministry that shares God’s love through messages and skits throughout the Eastern United States, although she no longer travels with the group.