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New Beginnings by Peggy Webb
Gardenias in my garden “But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not faint.” Isaiah 40:31 That is one … Continue reading
Loss by Peggy Webb
“Her absence is like the sky, spread over everything.” C. S. Lewis on the death of his wife, Joy. Loss happens to all of us, and the initial pain feels unbearable. The death of a loved one. The death of … Continue reading
Character Revealed by Vicki Hinze
When life is easy, we gain little. But when times are tough, how we deal with them, holds the potential for great gains. Our character, and the character of those with whom we interact, is revealed in the same way. It’s easy … Continue reading
When A Good Thing Becomes Too Much by Peggy Webb
I live in the Deep South and love gardening. The first thing I planted when I moved into my Mississippi cottage was wisteria—a showy flowering vine that is almost a symbol of Southern living. It grows wild in the woods … Continue reading
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When You Come in Second Place by Vicki Hinze
At times, we’re perched for success. Everything seems to be going our way, and those closest to us assure us there’s no way we won’t win our goal. With great eagerness and a little anxiety, we shoot for our star—and miss. By one. Rather … Continue reading
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God’s Unfailing Love by Peggy Webb
“Courage, dear heart.” –C.S. Lewis “Though feelings come and go, God’s love for us does not.” –C.S. Lewis When I am at my weakest and most vulnerable, that’s when I learn that I am God’s child, that he will never fail … Continue reading
God’s Angels, Part III by Peggy Webb
Every Sunday, I come home from church blessed and filled with joy by the little angels I teach, God’s children. Hank and Nat are two of my youngest, both adorable, enthusiastic, music-loving children. Hank has an impish grin and an … Continue reading
The Dehumanization of America by Peggy Webb
This morning I placed a call to my mail-order pharmacy, expecting to take care of business in an easy two-minute conversation with a representative. Instead, a robotic voice answered and immediately put me through a useless, time-consuming session of questions … Continue reading
TIPS FOR TIMES WHEN EVERYBODY HURTS by Vicki Hinze
In those times when it seems everybody hurts, we often find ourselves burdened. Feeling as if everyone we encounter is reaching out a hand, wanting something from us—our money, influence, expertise, time. We aren’t cold or indifferent—we want to help … Continue reading
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Prayer by Peggy Webb
I play piano for church services every Sunday evening, and I always tell the congregation the history of the song. This past Sunday, I played a song that reminded me of the power of prayer and the many ways God … Continue reading
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Nora’s Review of: Cold Light of Day by Elizabeth Goddard
Cold Light of Day by Elizabeth Goddard Published by: Revell, 352 Pages NORA’S REVIEW: Buckle up for a grand adventure in Alaska as author Elizabeth Goddard takes readers on a memorable ride through the small town of Shadow Gap where we … Continue reading
God’s Children, Part II by Peggy Webb
Whoever receives one such child in my name, receives me, but whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck and … Continue reading
Nora’s Review of: Authentically, Izzy by Pepper Basham
Authentically, Izzy By Pepper Basham Published by Thomas Nelson, 432 Pages NORA’S REVIEW: I was drawn in from the start, “Dear Reader, this is a cautionary tale. A tale of family, literary classics, podiatry, matchmaking, Shakespeare, and distance.” It’s all that … Continue reading
The Vanishing Good Samaritan by Peggy Webb
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Luke 6:31 In my last post I wrote about slipping and falling, face-first, onto the concrete apron of the pool at the Aquatic Center. What I didn’t tell you is … Continue reading
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