Introduction Our culture today often assumes the positive influence of athletic training and competition on human development. It’s largely understood, on a variety of
The Bible is realistic as it explains the hardships we will endure in life—but there is good news in Christ! Pastor Josiah Boyd walks
Even someone who knows very little about art can look at a painting and be impressed and moved. However, the highest level of appreciation
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While marriage proposals occur in varying shapes and sizes—some are simple and private while others are elaborate and public—all are ultimately judged by a
It’s an unfortunate but unavoidable reality of life: Familiarity can breed apathy. Consistent exposure to something, irregardless of how special, impressive, or awe-inspiring it
Is there anything with more potential to humiliate than the way teams are often selected in the schoolyard? Two identified captains examine potential players,
Fundamentals are important to know, to be reminded of, and to return to regularly. Take, for example, mathematics: If the fundamentals of addition, subtraction,
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“I’m watching you” is a three-word statement that elicits a variety of reactions depending on source and circumstance. If called out by a proud
An ancient parable tells of a group of blind men describing an elephant to one another based on the part of the animal they
The theme song that launched every episode of Cheers, a popular 1980’s sitcom, was as catchy as it was relatable: “Sometimes you want to