Jesus Let's You Choose Your Attitude
"Pain, suffering are a fact of this life -- misery is optional. It's all in your attitude." -- Dennis Rainey
Christian encouragement for men -- an evangelical perspective on current events, Scripture, and coming up the husband and father learning curve. Boldness without gentleness is tyranny; gentleness without boldness is not Christlike. Jesus was both tough and tender.
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Glenn Brooke
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- Glenn is the author of several books for Bible teachers, including Teach the Bible to Change Lives (www.teachtochangelives.com). He has coached thousands of Bible teachers to be more effective.
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