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Human-Trafficking Awareness by Vicki Hinze
In 2018, I wrote an article on Human-Trafficking Awareness. Back then, it wasn’t on many people’s radars. Today, word of it is more prevalent but because the topic is so distasteful, many turn their heads and ignore it. We … Continue reading
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Play Day by Tara Randel
If you’ve read any of my blogs, you will recall that my daughter and I love to take a day off and go to Disney World. We’re annual passholders and take advantage of the close proximity to the park in … Continue reading
Guarding Our Words: A Sinner’s Reflection on Girl Talk, Gossip, and Un-Godly Bloodletting!
I’m going to DIVE IN because there’s just no other way. I’ve written and rewritten this column too many times already but, honestly, as a Christian, a sinner, a woman with her sins constantly set before her, I’m spent. As … Continue reading
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Where do you recharge?
As a suspense author, I’m a huge fan of setting my stories in the mountains for multiple reasons. Not only are the mountains breathtaking, but they are one of the places where I see God’s majesty displayed everywhere. Mountains make … Continue reading
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AI…It’s Not Going Away
How many times have you started a text, email, or a letter and a message pops up from AI wanting to help you? Bugs me to no end. I’m a writer. I don’t need AI’s help. Or do I? If … Continue reading
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Bible instruction for destroying idols
In 1984, on my first of nine lengthy trips to Israel, I was eager to study Bible Archaeology to teach my Bible College students and friends. An English visitor who was boarding in the same Israeli home insisted I visit … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible archaeology, Cleansing, idols, Joshua, Solomon, Tel Hazor
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Walking with Jesus: Reflections on His Earthly Ministry
Many years ago, when the grandkids were younger, each Easter we did a Walking with Jesus celebration which involved the last week of Jesus’s life. It was a lot of fun, and we ended the walk at the empty tomb. … Continue reading
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Finding Peace: Dealing with Stress from a Christian Biblical Viewpoint
Jesus talks about peace in John 14:27 where He promises to leave us with peace. “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be … Continue reading
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HOPE by Patricia Bradley
The poem by Emily Dickinson has long been one of my favorites. Hope drives me to do the things I do when life and my body tell me it’s time to give up. Hope is why I kept writing for … Continue reading
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A Glimpse of Heaven: Our Ultimate Destination
Ever wonder what Heaven will be like? Me, too. Thoughts of Heaven have inspired countless works of art, literature, and music. A place of eternal peace and joy, heaven represents the ultimate destination for those who seek solace and fulfillment … Continue reading
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Learning to Love: A Mother’s Seasoned Heart
As I watch snow finally melt outside my kitchen window, I sigh at the sound of confident piano practice. My grow son plays in the far side of the house. The distance lends perspective. The mellow tones make me smile … Continue reading
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I AM!
One of my favorite mentions of “I Am” in the Bible is when Moses askes God who he should tell the children of Israel sent him and God ultimately replies in Exodus 3:14, “Thus shalt thou say unto the children … Continue reading
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Patterns by Tara Randel
I’ve been reading the book of Ephesians lately. Paul establishes a foundation of faith in the first few chapters, then finishes the remaining chapters by illustrating how to live by using the pattern of Jesus’ teaching. When I heard the … Continue reading
Wind — Is It Good Or Bad?
Wind is something I am not fond of, especially if I’m outdoors. In the winter, it freezes me to death and in the spring, tornadic wind destroys. But this week, I learned something interesting about wind from my pastor, so … Continue reading
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Perseverance: Standing Firm in Faith
Perseverance is a virtue that is often tested in our daily lives. I know I’ve been struggling lately with multiple book deadlines that have dominated most of my time. At times, perseverance can feel as if you’re climbing a mountain. … Continue reading
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