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481. For God so loved the World by Jasti Victor  
     The story of a man who wondered if 'God so loved the World, why He doesn't love him,
     and found the answer 'whosoever believed on him' shall have everlasting life.' So strong was his faith, that he could withstand a series of calamities, which an ordinary person cannot. He found peace as he read what Jesus said to the second thief, "To day shalt thou be with me in paradise." And for Sam it was prophetic words.
     
     
482. Misunderstood Martin Mortenson Mouse by Marijo Phelps  
     Views from a misunderstood house mouse.
     
     
483. Misunderstood Martin Mortenson Mouse by Marijo Phelps  
     A misunderstood little mouse.
     
     
484. Blessed Assurance by Donald Mehl  
     At times all believers will struggle with pain, anguish and discouragement. Due to physical illnesses, my wife endured all of those things that is, until a most unusual encounter with her Savior.
     
     
485. Insecurity by Sara Harricharan  
     The whispers are in my head again. I wish they would go away. Make it stop, please?
     
     
486. When Angels Speak by Trecia Wright  
     On a hot muggy night God sends Sara angels to drive out the demonic forces subduding her.
     
     
487. Bun Maska by Jasti Victor  
     Chris, a teenager, meeting a hungry looking street orphan, bought a 'bun maska,' an act which triggered events.
     
     
488. The Roses Will Never Fade by Donald Mehl  
     This true story is about my unusual courtship with my bride-to-be, and how the Lord has blessed our life together for 47 years. Each year becomes more precious as the years go by.
     
     
489. Plastic Pot Seller by Jasti Victor  
     Miriam, a plastic pot seller, was a Christian like most of the Christians, only for namesake. But after her marriage and childbirth, it changed, when her prayers were getting answered.
     
     
490. Sunshine Allergy by Sara Harricharan  
     When you're allergic to sunshine...where do you find the light?
     
     
491. The Cardboard Box by Sara Harricharan  
     My professional life had consumed everything I had to offer. Now there was nothing left. I was too sick to care about the cardboard box. It haunted me, perched on the edge of the bookshelf in corner.
     
     
492. Tarantula Tuesday OK so it was Friday and Saturday Tuesday just goes better with Tarantula by Marijo Phelps  
     A quiet weekend with my hubby right in the middle of tarantula migration?
     
     
493. The Storekeeper by Debra Burgess  
     My clothes were shabby as I stood outside the store waiting for its opening. I was asked if I had money and when I admitted I did not, I was turned away to walk the road again.
     
     
494. The Baseball, A Children's Story by Nancy Quinn  
     This story was written for a child struggling with a brain stem tumor to encourage him. Stories for the Heart has been born, a ministry to write customized stories to encourage children with cancer. Please email me for more information.
     
     
495. His Plan Only Covers Fortyfive Days Switch A Short Story by Marijo Phelps  
     Ever been on a respirator facing a Christless eternity?
     
     
496. Complain, Complain, Complain by naomi Cassata  
     Kids make a habit of complaining when they're asked to do things they don't feel like. In this short story, you can read about how one family deals with the subject. Questions for parents to ask their children are included.
     
     
497. Full Circle by Dr. Sharon Schuetz  
     Six months after his death, Mary is still struggling with her feelings about losing her Son.
     
     
498. Does God Really Care If I Accidentally Hit the Oopsie Delete Button? by Marijo Phelps  
     Whimsical and yet does God really care?
     
     
499. How To Enjoy Campfire Smoke, the Bob Cat and the Breakfast Tree by Marijo Phelps  
     A day in the midst of God's handiwork and other blessings besides.
     
     
500. Heads Or Tails by Debra Burgess  
     Making a bet for his life, it all comes down to the flip of a coin. Is this really a joke?
     
     
501. The Tomato Ketchup Story by katie bodsworth  
     Part of the Yummy for the Tummy series: Bible stories retold for preschoolers (amd maybe big kids too!) Four friends go to great lengths to carry another friend to Jesus for healing - Mind that cat!
     
     
502. So Much More than I Could Have Ever Asked For by Tara Roper  
     We are given so much more than we could ever deserve or ask for. Whether it be Christmas morning gifts or God's daily amazing grace, we are blessed. This is a story of how my mother was a walking example of God's love for me.
     
     
503. Private Mourning by Allison Egley  
     A military veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor remembers the attack and pays tribute to his fallen comrades.
     
     
504. Madam Julie's Leaking Pipe by Adetokunbo Oluwasanjo  
     Madam Julie learns that God answers prays when we knock and keep knocking....
     
     
505. WEARING MAGGIE'S SHOES by Adetokunbo Oluwasanjo  
     Inspired by the story of Jesus' response to an angry mob eager to stone an adulterous woman, Wearing Maggie's Shoes reminds us that we all like sheep had gone astray and grace and grace alone.....brought us home.
     
     
506. The Road To, No Where by Sondra Kelly  
     We all travel along Life Road; however, we sometimes make wrong turns. Finding the way back to Life Road is sometimes difficult, if we do not have someone to guide us through the darkness, and lead us back to the light.
     
     
507. Last Call by Sondra Kelly  
     When Jesus Knocks at the door of your heart, open up, and let Him in. You will be so glad you did.
     
     
508. Step Out Of Wasted Time by Debra Burgess  
     He heard the locks release and guards began to holler, "Step out!"
     
     
509. Prayer Time by Jasti Victor  
     Immerse yourself in prayer, it helps you understand God. Keep a regular time for prayer and stick to it.
     
     
510. A Quilt For Sarah by bill johnson  
     See the love of God through the story of Sarah's quilt.
     
     

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