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God is Good by Kathy Carmichael
When I joined this blog, I was told I could write about things in my daily life as a Christian. This makes the topics I can explore extremely broad, which is a help, given that I’m interested in exploring so … Continue reading
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Tagged Allthetime, analytical, blogging, changes, DnD, Dragons, Dungeons, Gaming, GodisGood, Kathy Carmichael, learning, life, middle-age
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Advice to a First Year University Student
The universities from which I graduated often ask me for things (mostly money). One, a secular, government-run institution, recently asked me to contribute a short note of encouragement and advice to a first year student. I agreed. And then I … Continue reading
Don’t Stop Learning by Nancy J. Farrier
I was a fairly young Christian with a thirst to learn more about the Bible. I attended a weekly Bible study, trying to understand and just listen, but I often had so many questions to ask. At one Bible study, … Continue reading
A Week of Lessons by Nancy J. Farrier
Last weekend, my husband and I drove to our daughter’s house to pick up our three-year-old grandson. He came back home with us for the week. This is the first time since moving that he’s been at our house. Since … Continue reading
To Learn or Not to Learn by Marilyn Turk
Have you ever met someone who seems to know it all? Or maybe you’ve dealt with children who believe they know more than you do? It’s very frustrating to deal with these people because when you try to help them … Continue reading
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Tagged author, conference, editing, learning, writing
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Back To School-At Any Age by Tara Randel
It’s that time of year again. The kids are off to school. Those yellow buses that have been absent all summer? Well, they’re on the road once again. It seems like summer had only just begun and the … Continue reading
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Tagged back to school, contemporary romance, learning, school days, Tara Randel
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