In his book Integrity, Ted Engstrom tells this story: For Coach Cleveland Stroud and the Bulldogs of Rockdale County High School [Conyers, Georgia], it was their championship season: 21 wins and 5 losses on the way to the Georgia boy’s basketball tournament last March, then a dramatic come-from-behind victory in the state finals. ✖ You […]
A study published in May 2014 suggested Americans are likely to exaggerate how often they are in church, and how much they exaggerate can depend on the setting in which they’re asked. ✖ You are unauthorized to view this information; you need a membership. You can join Sermon Sparks here.
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Jim L. Wilson and Jim Sandell, “Returning $40,000 Found in a Couch,” in 300 Illustrations for Preachers, ed. Elliot Ritzema (Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, 2015). A $20 couch turned out to be worth a whole lot more for a group of New York college students. They purchased the lumpy couch from a thrift store, but
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