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A La Carte (June 18)

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Amazon’s Massive Wish-Fulfilling Machine – This is a fascinating look inside one of Amazon’s massive fulfillment centers.

How My Son with Autism Transformed my BusinessChristianity Today has a guest post by Randy Lewis about Walgreen’s new initiative to employ people with disabilities.

Terrifying Ads – Check out these creepy (but effective) ads meant to warn parents about online dangers.

When It’s Time to Leave a Church – H.B. Charles Jr. offers a red light, green light, yellow light approach to leaving a church.

Questions for Christians Who Support Gay Marriage – Kevin DeYoung has 5 questions for Christians who support gay marriage. Each is worth considering.

Spurgeon

If you are drawn into a controversy, use very hard arguments and very soft words.

–C.H. Spurgeon

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