The Necessity of Hope It’s normally assumed that a proper telling of a story should begin at the beginning. I suppose it only makes sense, we humans like chronological. The problem with the beginning, at least with my story, is that you don’t see the hope, not right away at least. I’m sure if you’ve …
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God Given Goals: It’s Never Too Late to Begin or Finish
Have you ever given up on a project? You had a great idea, started out well but then life got in the way and you are left with an unfinished task or an unfulfilled goal. It happens with weight loss – first of January rolls around and everyone is on a diet. The motivation is …
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When You Need to Take a Leap of Faith
I dipped my toe into unfamiliar waters. The newness was warm and inviting. But after a short period of time, fear slithered in. Afraid to dip deeper, I pulled back. Back to safety. Back to the comfort of familiarity. I was on the fence. Straddling. One foot holding on to my past; one foot dipping …
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Five Steps to a Godly Contented Life
What does contentment mean to you? When was the last time you were fully contented? Is it possible to feel contented all the time? I have discovered that feeling contented is a choice that we make every day – whatever we are doing, whoever we are with and wherever we are! In good times and …
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Refined by Fire: Faith Worth Having
I vividly remember the first time I ever felt the burning sensation as a child touching something hot on the stove. I instinctively pulled my tender little hand away as I let out a high-pitched scream. My mother immediately ran my hand under some cold water from the sink, and the pain began to subside. However, the nerve …
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Are You Prideful? Lies that are Hurting Your Relationships
“I think you are angry.” “Nope.” I spat out. We were in our first year of marriage and driving north to visit friends. “Well you sure seem angry.” “I’m not,” I said, staring at the red light we were waiting on. Just breathe, I reminded myself. Stay calm. “There is nothing wrong with admitting you …
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