Surfing, which was once considered
a hobby, with the beach regarded as a
pleasant playground for high-school or
work dropouts, has now developed into
a respected professional sport.
A new study is suggesting that sugar intake can trigger the
brain in similar ways to classic drugs that are
abused, such as cocaine, nicotine and morphine.
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Unexpected Turnaround
Two
men, desperate for drug money and a car,
rushed into their home without warning. They
were wielding guns and held the family hostage
over the next two hours, ultimately deciding
to kill them.
Standing With God
Our children are supposed to
grow up and leave us. But with God, it was never
supposed to happen.
The Bible Predicts a Recession
While it’s true that we
should hear much about God’s love for
our lost world, we need to keep things
in perspective.
Missionary To Africa
Today, we find it difficult to
understand how a family of seven people could live, sleep and
eat in one small room.
Salvation: What It’s Not—and What It Is
Even within Christianity, manyunderstandings
regarding the right path
to salvation are held by people allaround
the world.
Cambodia, a Place of Hope
The dirty, stained cloth covered what was
obviously a painful cut.
Bats In My Belfry
Grateful for my female excuse to
panic, I waved my arms around madly,
trying to bat the bats off.
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Next Month:
Long race to the top
The life of Formula 1 champion Mark Webber was not one paved with roses.
Ten Easy Ways to be Happy!
It's much simpler than you think.
Better Than Hyper-Reality
Our media-drenched culture has creates false realities—or realities that seem even better than the real thing.
