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How To Make The Right Decision
Think back to a decision you regret. The strange thing is that, when you made it, it probably didn’t feel like a bad decision at all. You had reasons for making it. You could explain what you were doing. Maybe other people even agreed with you. Years later, the same
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Deeds, Not Talks
When I was a kid, I thought I understood how salvation worked. The message in church was simple and repeated often enough that it felt settled beyond question. You believed in Jesus, you asked him into your heart, and you were saved by grace. It had nothing to do with
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Things That Change Our Views About God
“Incurable.” That was the word the oncologist used. After that, I kind of stopped listening. I’m sure he kept talking. Oncologists always do. There would have been discussions about treatment options, survival rates, side effects, and next steps. My wife probably heard more of it than I did. But my
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A Lesson From Nature
“God, give me a sign.” People have been praying some version of that prayer for as long as people have prayed. We want direction. Reassurance. Certainty. We want God to make the next step unmistakably clear. The Bible is full of people asking for signs. Gideon laid out a fleece.
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Changes That Improve Your Life
We openly admit some habits are bad for us. Smoking, excessive drinking, eating poorly, or spending too much time on our phones are obvious examples. But some habits are much harder to recognise because they often look completely normal. Checking your phone every few minutes. Saying yes when you want
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Critical Thinking: Seven Paradoxes
I’ve spent years learning mental models from many thinkers. The most fascinating ones come from paradoxes. The ideas that seem contradictory. But they can have the most influence on your thinking mindset. They force you to think from many angles. A paradox forces your brain to hold two opposing ideas at
August 30, 2026 by Gbenga Samuel Wemimo