Father’s Day The first Father’s Day was celebrated on June 19,1910, giving honor to fathers. That is something my family did not do—not having a father to raise us, although I saw many celebrating Father’s Day. What a blessing that must have been. I always thought so but did not know for sure until I […]
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In my Head No matter what I did, they were in my head. I had plenty to do on this particular Saturday. I was very busy checking tasks off my list, but the thought of them wouldn’t leave my mind and heart. This couple was once family but, due to divorce, they no longer were.
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Storm Assaults Are the storms of life assaulting you? Do you feel that you are losing ground and drowning in despair with no relief in sight? Perhaps you are wondering why you are experiencing these troubles and what it will take to weather them? The storms of life come in all types and intensities and
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The Question! Freedom to sin or not to sin. That is the real question of life! Accept Christ and you are set free. Free/freedom—what does this mean? Freedom to do anything? This has always confused me. Today an excellent sermon by our Pastor clarified this issue. The Choice Like everything in life, it seems the gift of “freedom”
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When Jesus Came to Stay: Listening Like Mary, Loving Like Martha Recently, I found myself once again struggling to serve, to fix, to justify that I’m “worthy.” I poured myself into the tasks, but my soul felt shallow. That’s when I found myself face to face with the Biblical account of Mary and Martha. Two women, one day with
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From Chores to Chains Childhood summers on my Granny’s Mississippi farm shaped my work ethic. Tasks were sacred—until striving crept in and subtly changed my heart. Each summer of my childhood was rooted in rhythm—the kind set by dirt roads, porch rocking chairs, and handwritten lists from my Granny’s kitchen table. Her Mississippi farm was
From Tasks to Grace: Releasing the Cage of Performance. Read More »
Facing and overcoming fears open the doors to adventure, fulfillment and God’s blessings. With God’s help we have nothing to fear.
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Learn why we must trust God with our prayers and our lives. Have you ever in desperation or frustration wanted to emphatically say to God, “Show me!” Yes, show me how you are working in my life, how you are healing me, or show me the solution to the dilemma that is tearing my family
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Do you struggle with depression? Do you want to hurt yourself or others? 988 is the number we all should know and have ready to share. It is the suicide prevention hotline. Help is available! You are not alone. Oh, how I wish many had called that number and not given up on life. I
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How do we respond? Do we pray or do we prey? Webster’s defines grey as a color between black and white, being dark and dismal or gloomy. The two spellings of gray and grey are interchangeable. Have you ever heard someone say it is a little lie, no one will ever know, or it’s not really sinning?
Is it Grey or Gray – No “In Between.” Read More »
