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Never, Ever Give Up by Julie Arduini
I love a good underdog story. I’m energized when I see potential in someone and they start to believe it. But I also tend to isolate myself from people who in my opinion ignore God’s love, their calling, and the … Continue reading
Signs by Julie Arduini
Years ago I attended a Bible study and there was a woman who believed in God, but struggled believing God. How was He personal? Why would He care? And why should see pursue a relationship with Him through His Son, … Continue reading
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Tagged depression, encouragement, Faith, God's love, Jesus loves you, Julie Arduini, Signs by Julie Arduini, surrender, truth
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In Times of Trouble
The past few years have been a trying time of troubles and upsets for many of us. I’d say all of us, but some seem insulated in their worlds and oblivious to all the turmoil. This article is for the rest of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Vicki Hinze
Tagged Christians-Read, encouragement, Hurricane Ian recovery, inspiration, troubled times
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The Bug Zapper by Julie Arduini
It wasn’t too many days after our son’s wedding that the “kids” visited and remarked they saw some unwanted insects in what we call the Florida room. We set traps and in a few days with different strategies were able … Continue reading
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Tagged bug zapper, Christ, confession, encouragement, juliearduini, object lesson, redemption, sin, temptation, The Bug Zapper by Julie Arduini
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A Good Week by Nancy J. Farrier
Do you ever have one of those days/weeks/months where everything seems to go wrong? You look at the calendar wrong and miss an appointment? Or you miss a birthday or other important date? You simply forget something you meant to … Continue reading
We Have a Choice by Bridget A. Thomas
Not too long ago I was at the grocery store and I dealt with a cashier who wasn’t very friendly. While this was just one brief encounter, the situation left me feeling discouraged. Mainly because this is something we are … Continue reading
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Tagged abide in Jesus, edify, encouragement, fruit of the Spirit, Holy Spirit, Kindness, Wisdom
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Standing Steady, Standing Alone by Julie Arduini
One of my favorite things to do is share God’s word with others through Sunday School. This season I’m co teaching Elijah: Faith and Fire by Priscilla Shirer. This is one of the meatiest studies we’ve ever done, and we’re … Continue reading
Who God Can Use by Julie Arduini
There are a few hats I wear and this year one of them is a Sunday School teacher. I co-teach a class for women and although we’re still finding normal after being on forced hiatus last year, I love it. … Continue reading
The Chain Yanker by Julie Arduini
The Chain Yanker My son texted me and let me know his school was canceling his student teaching assignment because he was missing a needed class. He’d checked with his advisor throughout his college career and was told more than … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, adversity, Chain Breaker, Christ, encouragement, Faith, grief, Julie Arduini, lamentation, lamentations, suffering, The Chain Yanker, Trusting God
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Not Dead Yet by Julie Arduini
Am I the only one glad not to be God? I’ve pronounced situations and people finished long before He has. I’m ready to walk away long before Him. This year has definitely grown my patience. I thought the virus would … Continue reading
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Tagged believe, Bible, death, encouragement, frustration, Jesus, Julie Arduini, life, Not Dead Yet by Julie Arduini, prayer, Resurrection, trust God
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The Beauty of the Lord by Tara Randel
Today I wanted to take a few minutes to encourage those who stop by and read this blog. Events of this world are confusing right now. I don’t know about you, but I scratch my head multiple times a day … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty, comfort, encouragement, God's Word, peace, protection, Psalms
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The Anxiety Revelation by Julie Arduini
There’s a good chance I’ve written on this topic before. If so, I tried to search and the computer didn’t feel like cooperating. I’m going on faith that perhaps someone needs to read what I’m sharing today. A couple days … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, confession, depression, encouragement, fear, hormones, Julie Arduini, lamentations, PCOS, prayer, The Anxiety Revelation by Julie Arduini
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What You Should Know by Julie Arduini
Last week I turned 50. It was certainly surreal as usually I like being home and staying behind the scenes, but this year, I had plans to actually celebrate in public. I still plan to do that, because once it … Continue reading
The God Who Sees by Julie Arduini
If you know me well, you know my vision isn’t great. I pay a small fortune to shave my lenses down because my prescription is so high. The same for contacts. There are mornings I reluctantly play a game called … Continue reading
Encouragement by Nancy J. Farrier
November is here. I consider this the start of the holiday season. We discuss plans and menus for Thanksgiving. We consider gifts for Christmas and start making lists. New tasks are added to an already busy schedule. For authors, … Continue reading