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An Ugly Valentine
My place of devotion is in the swivel chair in the den. As I swivel it around to the back yard, I can see through our glass door. Beyond our pool and the fence surrounding it is a cluster of … Continue reading
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Historical Christians to learn from- Part 1
As I get closer to a book launch in early March, myself and my co-author are learning a lot about what people are telling us are the most influential Christians of all time (since the Apostles). Its been a great … Continue reading
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Birds of Paradise
God reminds me of his great love for his creation by simply gazing out of my window. The birds flock around our feeder. Even though it is winter we have a Cardinal making his presence known with his bright red … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty, Christianity, God, Home, Nature, Photography, Pictures, Postaday2012, Writing
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When good works are dead works
As I contemplate the beginning of a new year and the possibility of it slipping away into a mere twelve months of inconsequential existence, the vital importance of re-evaluating the value of my spiritual life has weighed firmly upon my … Continue reading
The White Horse of Christmas
Last night I went to a Christmas Eve Eve Candle Light Service. The church I attend is so large there are two services; one on Christmas Eve Eve, and another Christmas Eve. The music was wonderful as usual. The Pastor … Continue reading
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Joseph the Patriarch- a story of forgiveness & God’s sovereignty
One of the greatest stories/events in the Bible, especially in the Old Testament, is that of Joseph, one of the sons of Jacob (Israel). When I think of his life I realize that I have a lot to learn about … Continue reading
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What Does Hope Look Like?
Hope. We can live without a lot of things in life but hope is not one of them. As a small child I would gaze out of our picture window watching the snow fall hoping to get a glimpse of … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Christmas, faith, God, grace, Jesus
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The seed was a symbol of faith right?
I just saw something that bothered me. Shocker right? I was googling online to find a gift that was a mustard seed necklace and so forth. I accidentally picked the Wikipedia link and low and behold the article in that … Continue reading
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NO MATTER WHAT – Ice Cream! Don’t Get Your Ice Cream Here!
Boy, mark that down as another one on the score board for God.
God 1,999,999,999,999,999 times right
Wendydawn – 0.
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“I want to know what I am doing here! Does anyone know?
•Now that I have your attention have you ever asked yourself that question? Are you one of the many on this planet who wonder if we are the only people in the universe? And if we are, what are we … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, biblestudy, faith, father, God, grace, Our Place
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When it Becomes Personal, Not Just Business
I must be doing something right. Joyce Meyer spoke that maybe God brought that person into your life to shave the outer crusts off of you. Well, I feel shaven. Just when you least expect it, someone shows up that … Continue reading
Every Grain of Sand
Today I returned from a few days of vacation at the beach. The coast of South Carolina is my favorite place on earth. It helped this was a free trip! My husband has a business conference while I just go … Continue reading
From No Room in the Inn to No Room at the End to Dwelling in the Shelter of the Most High
We have been blessed to own a Property Management business. I have often wondered after doing this for many years what kind of house would Jesus want to live in if he could have had the choice. Here is an … Continue reading
No Matter What – My Dog The Teacher
Smart and active in Jack Russell language translates into “knows just what annoys you” and “to keep doing it over and over and over and over.”
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“Why I’m Not A “Christian”
In 2008, Andy Gonzalez got an invitation that changed his life, and his worldview as a Christian. After receiving a phone call from Missionary “Bush Bunny Brenda”, Andy Gonzalez agreed to travel to Mozambique, Africa. Though he paid his own … Continue reading
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Tagged Brenda Lange's Orphans' Unlimited in Mozambique Africa
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