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Lighten Up: Unexpected Generosity

Lighten Up: Unexpected Generosity

When have you experienced unexpected generosity? And another good question is: when have you extended unexpected generosity to someone else? Let’s surprise someone with some of that today.

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Lighten Up: If This Guy Can Laugh…

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Podcast: Why Should We Trust that the Bible is Divinely Inspired?

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Lighten Up: Kindness

Spread some goodness today.

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A Dialogue with Derek Flood Part 2: Is ALL of the Bible Inspired?

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