Our Daily Bread

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ODB: Humble Sacrifice

A pilot and his two daughters took off from Soldotna, Alaska, on a sightseeing trip. Their small plane, however, never made it to its destination.

ODB: Accountability Matters

A judge used a unique approach to address shoplifting—sentencing offenders to wash cars in a local store’s parking lot as part of their community service.

ODB: The Ends of the Earth

Kiribati, an island country in the Pacific Ocean, is the only nation in the world that exists in all four hemispheres of the globe.

ODB: Strength to Endure

Mark—a marathoner and a dedicated pastor who served two churches over the span of thirty-five years—recently retired.

ODB: Hollow Willow

When explaining how valuable he found time with an older advisor who regularly listened to his concerns, Tomáš said, “He is my hollow willow.”

ODB: Agents of a Higher King

Anna and her husband lived in Argentina with their two children. They kept to themselves and spoke only fluent Spanish. But they weren’t Argentines.

ODB: Harvest His Blessing

Alan is a fifth-generation fruit farmer who manages his family’s cherry, peach, and apple orchard. Over the years, his family has perfected growing trees with maximum yield. They’ve carefully planted saplings for the future, put up a deer fence, and invested in special fans that help keep the air warm when frost threatens their crops. Even so, they’re never assured of a good harv

ODB: The Power of Grace

When Mark was pulled over by an officer for driving while intoxicated, he was afraid his college football career was over. He was sure he was going to jail. But the policeman instead dropped him off at his college. When Mark asked why, he said, “I’m giving you grace.”Still, the young man was certain his coach would find out, and he’d lose his scholarship. So when his coach

ODB: Slow Anger

“Slow television” is the term used to describe marathon coverage of an event, typically shown in real time. The genre gained popularity in 2009 after the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation broadcast a seven-hour train journey. Yes, seven hours, on a train. Sounds . . . boring. But it’s gained an audience that finds the scenic ride mesmerizing.The concept behind slow TV i