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The Power of One By Richard Innes
"John Warr, an 18th-century apprentice shoemaker, was determined to be a faithful witness for Christ. Another apprentice by the name of William was hired, and John repeatedly talked to him about spiritual things, but the new worker didn't want to be bothered. Then one day he was caught exchanging a counterfeit shilling for a good one. In his guilt |
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Failure Is Never Final
By Richard Innes
Yesterday—or any other day—may have been the final day of your divorce, the day you were rejected, or the day you lost or buried a loved one; but as difficult as it seems right now, and as extremely sad as it is, in time it can become a day of new beginnings. Be gentle with yourself but do begin the grieving process as soon as possible so you will |
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Attitude Check
By Richard Innes
Ron Hutchcraft shares how a man he knew "would suddenly make this announcement: 'Attitude check!' That never meant much to me until I began to have some friends who are private pilots. But that word 'attitude' can be a life-or-death word for a pilot. One of my friends described a plane's attitude to me as its position relative to the ground, to |
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Life Without Love Is Lifeless
By Richard Innes
Dr. Alfred Adler, international psychiatrist, based the following conclusions on a careful analysis of thousands of patients: "The most important task imposed by religion has always been, 'Love your neighbor....' It is the individual who is not interested in his fellow man who has the greatest difficulties in life and provides the greatest injury |
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A Creative Solution From Donald Duck
By Richard Innes
As is commonly known, one of the biggest killers of ideas is the excuse, "We've never done it that way before."
However, profound ideas can come from the strangest places. Creative genius comes to people who are open to new ideas and different ways of doing things. For example, in 1964 the freighter Al Kuwait which was carrying 6,000 |
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