Focusing on the Goal - Spring 2000 vol. 24, no. 1

Kindred Spirit

Featured Article: Lessons of a Long-Distance Runner
by Dallas Theological Seminary

An official marathon must be exactly 26 miles, 385 yards long. For the average runner with a 28-inch stride, this race requires 58,215 consecutive steps. If running on a high school track, the marathoner would make 105 laps. Every year, tens of thousands of people willingly subject themselves to this physically punishing event, finding great satisfaction in the process. [full article]


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Tony Evans Shoots for the Goal

Sharpen Your Focus by Sandra L. Glahn

Lessons of a Long-Distance Runner

Why Does God Allow Suffering?

Stay the Course by Charles R. Swindoll