+ Follow JOHN ELDREDGE Tag
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[Summary] => My mom was ecstatic on the phone after she learned that Efren Peñaflorida won as CNN Hero of the Year. She said she had voted for him over and over again and kept forwarding reminders to her friends about casting their votes.
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"The world cries for men who are strong; strong in conviction, strong to lead, to stand, to suffer," says Elizabeth Elliot in her book, The Mark of a Man.
This is a painful yet encouraging truth.
When men come of age, they reach a turning point when they want to be identified by characteristics unique of men. They want to be independent, telling people they don't need anybody else. No more going out with mom. "No more packed lunch mom, please"! "I want to have my own room now, dad." Men want to be identified unique and superior.
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[Title] => The mystery of a woman’s soul
[Summary] => It’s Women’s Month this March, which is why I find it so appropriate to share with you some things that struck me about one of my favorite books, Captivating. Written by John and Stasi Eldredge, Captivating seeks to unveil the mystery of the woman’s soul.
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[Summary] => May the God of all grace,… after you have suffered a while, perfect, establish, strengthen, and settle you. – 1 Peter 5:10
A Scottish athlete in the 19th century made an iron discus based on a description he read in a book. What he didn’t know was that the discus used in official competition was made of wood with only an outer rim of iron. His was solid metal and weighed three or four times as much as those being used by other discus throwers.
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JOHN ELDREDGE
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This is a painful yet encouraging truth.
When men come of age, they reach a turning point when they want to be identified by characteristics unique of men. They want to be independent, telling people they don't need anybody else. No more going out with mom. "No more packed lunch mom, please"! "I want to have my own room now, dad." Men want to be identified unique and superior.
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