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In Other Words: Can You See the Glimmer of Light on the Horizon?
“As for me, I look to the Lord for His help, I wait confidently for God to save me, and my God will certainly hear me. Do not gloat over me, my enemies! For though I fall I will rise again. Though I...
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In Other Words: Tell Me About this Jesus Thing
“The greatest distinction between Christianity and other religions is that the death of its founder did not mark the termination of His life and ministry. . . . . The Resurrection is the hinge on which...
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In Other Words: Digging Ditches
The condition of our soil makes a difference in the outcome of what we produce. We need to prepare well and then we will have abundant fruit. To prepare sometimes you have to plow the ground under,...
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In Other Words: “Mama, what should I do if . . . . “
Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap. Galatians 6:7 In ‘Other’ Words, in the end we may not like what we reaped but it’s what we sowed. We need to...
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Thursday Favorite Things: My Vintage Paper Doll Collection
Memories of one of my favorite childhood projects . . . . I would glue the paper doll onto a piece of cardboard off the back of my school notebook paper, but her out, and then cut out all the beautiful...
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Friendship Friday at Create with Joy: Amanda Johnson
“Make new friends, but keep the old; one is silver and the other gold.” One of the greatest joys I have discovered through my online projects is making new friends. Of course, as we have all learned (I...
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Inspire Me Monday: Artella Land
A few years ago, during an extended period of time when I was experiencing some health challenges, I discovered Artella. For several months, throughout the autumn, winter, and into the spring of that...
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Inspire Me Monday at Create with Joy
Inspire Me Monday is open at Create with Joy! Come on over and link up your latest blog post so we can stop by for a visit . . . . and then you will be able to visit all the other participants in this...
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Friendship Friday: This Land is Your Land
We live in a time of great confusion. Although I typically do not post about political topics (mostly because I really do not have the time to argue about things that seem rather self-evident to me),...
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A Tale of Two Mothers
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens Any woman who has been a mother for more than two or three minutes will tell you that motherhood is the...
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The Sacrifice of a Servant’s Heart
It happens to me every year at Christmas time, and I suspect it happens to you, too. We are suddenly reminded that Christmas is just around the corner and we begin the annual anxiety attack. Every...
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I have three mittens
There is a basket full of mittens and gloves in our laundry room. Every autumn we check the basket to make sure that we have enough mittens and gloves for every one in our family, and that every...
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Thursday Favorite Things: Music
Music . . . . . for those who have been gifted with musical talent, it must be the focal point of all of life’s experience. For those who have had the opportunity to learn from a young age the...
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“The War on Christmas” Advent Book Tour: Getting Rid of Christ
” There are more Christian resources available in the U.S. today than at any time in its history – yet for all of that, America is becoming less and less Christian every day. The battle over ‘Christ’...
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Thursday Favorite Things: New Beginnings
As much as I love Christmas and all that comes with the festivities of the holiday season, it is always a gift that I treasure to welcome the New Year. I’ve been thinking a great deal about this coming...
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New Beginnings: Organize
I used to be a list-maker. Well, I still am a list-maker, but over the past few years (for many reasons, I suppose) I stopped writing things down and just tried to keep it all in my brain. Once in a...
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