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Loving Those Who Hurt Us by Sarah Goebel
I was just thinking about some experiences from my past. You know, as we journey through life it is inevitable that we will be hurt from time to time. When someone hurts us, whether they did so intentionally or not, … Continue reading
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Tagged forgiveness, God's love, hurt, prayer, set free
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Happy Valentine’s Day by Elizabeth Goddard
What are you doing on just the biggest romantic day of the year? I searched the statistics for Valentine’s Day and found some interesting stuff. The kind of things you’d imagine and expect, of course. Roses, cards and chocolates spending … Continue reading
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The Painful Joy of Goodness by Kristen Heitzmann
I finally got to see Les Misérables last night. I’d seen it once on stage and read the book years ago, so I knew what I was in for. I went prepared, and sure enough, from the moment of the candlesticks, … Continue reading
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Poll: ebook readers/iPads/Tablets
I saw this question on Goodreads and thought I’d ask this here: If you have BOTH an ereader (Kindle, Nook, Kobo, etc.) AND a Tablet (iPad, iPad Mini, etc.) or a smarphone, which do you use predominantly for reading ebooks? … Continue reading
Instagram Inspiration by Julie Arduini
I’m one of those people that responds to visuals. When I lead a Bible study I often bring props or use a visually driven analogy. When my husband is trying to teach me something computer or financial related, I need … Continue reading
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Tagged #tbt, desktop, hashtags, Instagram, Julie Arduini, mountains, nature, pictures, sunsets, visual inspiration, writing
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Have You Crashed Lately?
Here in Southwest Missouri we are prone to tornadoes, and though there is a specific season for that, we’ve had towns wiped out when it was totally not the season for tornadoes. Therefore we have designated shelters, lots of basements, … Continue reading
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The End of a Book by Elizabeth Goddard
My son recently finished reading Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke. He loved the story but he said it made him feel sad that the book had ended. Funny that we continue to read when we’re immersed in a story—to pull … Continue reading
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Total Immersion by Maureen Lang
Do you remember the very first book that you read, the one that opened up the reading world for you? Perhaps it was a childhood book—maybe it wasn’t even a book that you read, but was read to you. Maybe … Continue reading
Unspoken Words
Do you have pets? Today, I was thinking about how much joy my dog brings to my life. I love Elijah – my large, lovable, black, soft, and fluffy standard poodle. He is smart, playful, and he makes me laugh … Continue reading
GRATITUDE AND CHALLENGE
“Look back with thanksgiving and forward with confidence.” –Nick Harrison in Magnificent Prayer – Dec 31 reading I was praying about my daughter and son-in-law who will meet up in New York and be there when the ball drops and … Continue reading
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Buying cheap books by Camy Tang
I have a sickness. I can’t stop buying cheap books. I am uncontrollable. If I see a Nook Daily Find or a Kindle Daily Deal, I can’t stop myself from clicking to look at it, and if it’s a book … Continue reading
A Lesson from Nigerian Email by Julie Arduini
You’ve seen the email letters. They go something like this: I am (insert name here) and am now rich. I am one of those that took part in the (insert legal term) in Nigeria many years ago and they refused … Continue reading
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Tagged choosing joy, email scam letters, Julie Arduini, Nigerian email, remain blessed
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Don’t Fence Me In…Or Should You? By Hannah Alexander
I’ve always been a bit of a rebel, and I’ve never understood why. It isn’t that I don’t believe in rules, because I do. Logic tells me that abiding by good rules is the smart way to live. Having discipline … Continue reading
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About a month ago, my 81 year old mother had a surgery she hoped would take care of all the problems resulting from radiation treatment in 1975. Some friends took her to the new doctor whom she had pinned her … Continue reading
















































