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Quick Thought – Friday, July 31, 2026: Being a Good Sport—Why How We Win Matters
Winning is good, but how we win matters even more. Two memorable races remind us that true sportsmanship reflects the humility and character Christ calls us to show. Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Quick Thoughts, Sports
Tagged Christian character, Christian sportsmanship, fair play, fairness, helping others, honesty, humility, Olympics, race, Reader's Digest, sportsmanship, wallet
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Quick Thought – Thursday, April 9, 2026: Friends and Gratitude
Joseph helped a man who promised to remember him — and then promptly forgot him. Gratitude is one of the simplest virtues, yet one of the easiest to neglect. Sometimes others forget what we’ve done, but God never does. Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, Bible, Christian character, cupbearer, faith, faithfulness, friendship, Genesis, God, gratitude, Jesus, Joseph, Lord, Old Testament, prison, Quick Thought, reflection, remembering kindness, service, thankfulness, thanks, thanksgiving, trust, work
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