Step 1: Watch this clip.
Step 2: Pick up the phone.
Step 3: Call your mom.
Step 4: Tell her you love her.
Procter and Gamble Mom Commercial: New ad for the 2014 Winter Games is dedicated to mothers.
Step 1: Watch this clip.
Step 2: Pick up the phone.
Step 3: Call your mom.
Step 4: Tell her you love her.
Procter and Gamble Mom Commercial: New ad for the 2014 Winter Games is dedicated to mothers.
I grew up going to baseball games at the old Memorial Stadium on 33rd St in Baltimore. My first childhood dream was to be a Baltimore Oriole when I grew up, dreaming of following in the footsteps of childhood heroes Eddie Murray and Cal Ripken, Jr.
Joseph came from a dysfunctional family but was destined for leadership. Though he suffered greatly, he never felt cheated or victimized. He believed it was all part of a glorious redemption story.
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Chan cuts through all the religious jargon, Christianese, empty church talk, and fancy theological rhetoric and simply says what Jesus says.
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