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As we celebrate kindness this month at Life 101.9, I am reminded of one supreme act of kindness shown by King David in the OT and how it relates to us today. David was no longer a shepherd boy. He had long since defeated Goliath and the entire Philistine army, gained immense favor with the children of Israel and was now reigning as the second…
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Remember the old movie rental VHS tapes? Somewhere on the tape cassette was a sticker that said, “Be kind. Rewind.” I guess it was the movie renters attempt to motivate the rentee to return it ready to be played by the next customer. But hold on a minute. There are lots of ways to show kindness. And most of them don’t…
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Showing kindness to the people around us is something we all want to, but can be easy to forget in our busy world.
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While catastrophizing situations might not always be a bad thing, in doing so we often become remarkably unkind.
Even knowing the true meaning of the season, it can be easy to become a little self-centered at Christmas time.
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Three simple acts can improve any relationship in your life, and cause a ripple effect of kindness around the world.
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In this season filled with division and disagreement, one thing we can all agree on is the need for more kindness in our world.
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Random acts of kindness don't have to be planned or scheduled. Sometimes, it's the spontaneous that makes the biggest impact.
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An opportunity to donate a book and help keep a child's memory alive.
As we celebrate kindness this month at Life 101.9, I am reminded of one supreme act of kindness shown by King David in the OT and how it relates to us today. David was no longer a shepherd boy. He had long since defeated Goliath and the entire Philistine army, gained immense favor with the children of Israel and was now reigning as the second…
How have you grasped God's deep and infinite love for you?
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There are 3 perspectives that give the enemy permission to stir up your fears to the point where they can eclipse faith.
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