Tag Archives: ill-treatment

The Triumph of Nobodies

Posted on November 29, 2018 by editor

Can the “little people” of the world become “great Giants”? Can the despised “nobodies” prevail over limitations imposed on them by society? Yes, they can! Enabled by the grace of God, “nobodies” can triumph. They can put to shame the … Continue reading →

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Hold Your Peace

Posted on July 19, 2015 by editor

Should you speak your piece or hold your peace? To “speak your piece” is to share a vital piece of information you know to be true. To “hold your peace” is to maintain silence, or refrain from speaking for the … Continue reading →

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The Extra Mile

Posted on August 24, 2014 by editor

Jesus said, “If someone forces you to go one mile, go with him two miles.” (Matthew 5:41; NIV). The “Extra Mile” mindset doesn’t just do the minimum required, but graciously exceeds all expectations. It’s the attitude which asks: “How can … Continue reading →

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The Spirit of Courtesy

Posted on July 11, 2014 by editor

Let’s be gentle under provocation. E.G. White counsels: “We should not allow our feelings to be easily wounded. We are to live, not to guard our feelings or our reputation, but to save souls. … If impatient words are spoken … Continue reading →

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