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Negativity and the Mind of Christ
“The thief’s purpose is to steal and kill and destroy. My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life” (John 10:10 NLT). At every moment, there are two voices vying for our attention–one wants to tear us down … Continue reading
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God’s Got It by Tara Randel
I’m not one of those people who blogs about my political affiliation or uses social media to state my opinions. And before you click away, no, I’m not going to start now. What I am a proponent for is knowing … Continue reading
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The Day After
Yesterday our country participated in one of the most divisive elections in our history—certainly the most divisive in my lifetime, and I’ve been voting since Ford lost to Carter. No matter which side claimed victory, we all knew there would … Continue reading
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It’s that time again…
I can’t believe another year has passed. They seem to fly by faster as I grow older. Each year around this time, I recall all the wonderful holidays past and the joy they were. Now days, there are family members … Continue reading
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The Grace Card
by Elizabeth Goddard I recently found myself in a sticky situation. A misunderstanding. That often happens in emails. We write out an email, our intention clear to us, only to have the person on the receiving end read things differently. … Continue reading
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Remakes by Kristen Heitzmann
It can get a little frustrating when Hollywood keeps remaking films that have already been done, sometimes to death like the various comic book character movies. But then each has a different feel or focus, even a variation on plots and … Continue reading
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What’s Your Legacy? by Vicki Hinze
What’s Your Legacy? by Vicki Hinze We hear a lot about carbon footprints, but what about our own? Not so much. And yet we have the ability to impact our own footprints far more. Oh, when people get a … Continue reading
STUPID MOMENTS
IT WAS YOU! By Sharon Blackstock Dobbs It was you. You who didn’t feed the cat, Or lock up all the doors You who left the garbage the dog scattered on the floor. You who left the milk to sour … Continue reading
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God’s Rose by Tara Randel
When I moved into my house almost ten years ago, there were two sticks growing under the living room window. After inspecting them, I discovered they were rose plants. Pretty sickly and, like I said, just a prickly stick. I … Continue reading
What I’m reading…and writing
One of the best things I’ve done is to join a book club. Over the years, our little group has introduced me to more new authors than I can count. We recently finished a first-in-a-series book by Deanna Raybourn, Silent … Continue reading
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Beneath Skin Deep by Hannah Alexander
Once upon a time I asked a well-known Christian psychologist how to make new friends. Not that I was in need of more friends at the time, but I’d made the mistake of trusting someone who proved untrustworthy, and … Continue reading
Gratitude by Kristen Heitzmann
There were these ten lepers who cried out to Jesus for mercy. It hurts to imagine people being eaten away by such a horrible disease. We can see them hollering for the kind of mercy a renowned healer could give. Jesus said, … Continue reading
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Old Things…
It’s finally fall in Texas, which means the humidity has left the area until next spring (for the most part). The days are turning crisp and the leaves are beginning to turn. This is my favorite time of year because … Continue reading
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