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Transformed
One morning, a mother was pleasantly surprised by her son Jacob when he said to her: “Mom, I have almost an hour before school starts. Can I still help you somehow?” The mother could hardly […]
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Enjoying All Things
“I don’t like oatmeal,” exclaimed Jack, looking at his mother. “And I don’t like prunes,” added Jean daringly, as both children knew they were not allowed to complain about their food. But this time their […]
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A Soldier For The Lord
On the way home from church one Sunday, Jared was puzzled. “Daddy, in Sunday school the teacher said that we should be soldiers for Christ. How can we be soldiers when God says to be […]
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What Is Your Favorite Book?
The Ethiopian Queen Candace had a court official who managed all her treasures. Surely this man had everything he wanted and should have been really happy and satisfied. And yet he lacked something, namely: God. […]
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How Jan Became Happy
One Sunday, Jan came home from Sunday School deep in thought. He went and sat down in a corner. He kept thinking about the story they had been told: about a little girl who had […]
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If Sinners Entice You
“Tom, have you heard the latest?” “No, David, what happened now?” “The rich Mr. Ebert is whining and complaining because he lost his wallet yesterday.” “Where did […]
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Last Words Before Easter
It was Palm Sunday, the last Sunday before Easter: “Mom, why is there such a big crowd there?” “That’s Jesus, Philip; the man who recently raised the dead Lazarus, do you remember?” “Oh yes, that’s […]
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The Report Card
Yesterday, Lena again had to do her homework very quickly. In the afternoon, she had played outside with her friends and forgot about it. Only when her mother reminded her of her homework did she […]
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Little Jobs for the Lord
A little boy once heard that even children could work for God’s kingdom, if they only loved the Lord Jesus with all their heart. The boy was crippled. He knew he wasn’t able to go […]