Jerry N. Duncan is a journalist for The Norman Transcript, focusing on local news and community events in Norman, Oklahoma. Jerry's articles primarily cover topics related to faith and spirituality, providing insights and perspectives on various aspects of religious life and personal growth.
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Isn’t it interesting that we can remember stories more easily than we can remember lists of information? Regardless of how important the information on that list might be, we seem
I have been thinking the past couple of weeks about what salvation is. How you define it is important.
Adventure is usually defined as an activity that is perceived to involve risk, danger or excitement. Helen Keller stated, “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.”
Previously, we discussed the interesting thought that discovering God’s will for our lives might involve more than just discovering what particular calling He might have on our individually gifted life.
I am sure at some time you have heard the statistics describing God’s precision in His design of the human body, the Earth, and our solar system within the universe.
There have been some interesting movies through the years about travel into the future. Oftentimes the travelers are either excited about or horrified by what they see mankind has become.
What is the purpose of prayer? If God’s design is established, and His will is lined out, what difference does it make if I pray?
By: Jerry N. Duncan
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As complicated as life is most of the time, it’s nice to have people in our life that we respect and trust enough to help us think through our decisions.
The title of this newsletter is the title of Philip Yancey’s book on understanding pain and suffering.
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