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Pruning Hurts!
The Wisdom of Seasons: Letting God Work, Even in the Mess The seasons are changing again. You can feel it in the wind—or lack thereof. This week’s forecast is for hot weather, after a spate of balmy breezes that led … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, charity, Christ, Christianity, divine providence, Faith, God, god's work, Hope, Jesus, Kindness, messy, Providence, psychology, seasons, Trust
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Itching Ears by Nancy J. Farrier
“For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions,” 2 Timothy 4:3 (ESV) In the past couple of months, the subject of itching ears has come … Continue reading
Pure Joy by Bridget A. Thomas
I was recently reading some familiar verses found in James 1:2-4 where the Bible tells us to “Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, joy, prayer, spiritual growth, surrender, Trust, Trusting God
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Unanswered Prayers by Bridget A. Thomas
Many years ago, my husband and I attended a high school baseball game, in which our friend’s son was one of the athletes. I don’t remember a whole lot about this particular game and I can’t tell you who won. … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, God, God's love, peace, prayer, Trust, Trusting God
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Confidence in God by Bridget A. Thomas
My heart is confident in you, O God; no wonder I can sing your praises with all my heart! – Psalm 108:1 Do you have confidence in God? You might ask, “What does it mean to have confidence in God?” … Continue reading
When Things Go Wrong by Bridget A. Thomas
Have you ever felt as though God has abandoned you? In Psalm 88:14, the psalmist asks, “Why, Lord, do you reject me and hide your face from me?” At times in life, we might feel these words deep in our … Continue reading
Climbing the Tallest Mountain by Nancy J. Farrier
A few weeks ago, my daughter and two grandsons came for a visit. The boys, ages two and five, accompanied us to the park or on short walks, but one day I took our five-year-old grandson, Jimmy, on a longer … Continue reading
A Test of Trust by Nancy J. Farrier
We had a wild and crazy end to our past week. One of those times when you wish you could hit rewind and have a chance to change events. But that isn’t an option. Instead, you have to move forward … Continue reading
Reaching Out in Faith by Nancy J. Farrier
My dad was terrified of snakes. Growing up in Indiana, he said the big black snakes in the barn would chase him. I have no idea if this was true or his youthful imagination, but those snakes left a mark … Continue reading
Captivity and Trust by Nancy J. Farrier
Do you have a favorite scripture you cling to in times of stress? Most of us do. Most of us have more than one. Scripture is comforting in times of trouble. Comforting when there is uncertainty and unrest in our … Continue reading
Planted by the Waters by Nancy J. Farrier
At sixteen, I knew everything. The typical teenager who didn’t need to rely on her parent’s thinking or their values. The saddest part was my rejection of their Christian values. If someone asked what I believed in, I would tell … Continue reading
Satisfied With What? by Nancy J. Farrier
Satisfied: Pleased or content with what has been experienced or received.(Merriam-Webster dictionary) How many of us are satisfied with life right now? Satisfied with the way the world is today? Satisfied with the events of 2020? Do I hear hysterical … Continue reading
Fear Not by Nancy J. Farrier
If you are like me you are so tired of talk about the virus and pandemic. I want this to be over and done with, but that won’t happen for a while. Instead, I have the opportunity to learn patience, … Continue reading
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Tagged Fear not, Isaiah, Pandemic, power, Psalms 91, Trust, Virus
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Trusting Our Coach in Times of Stretching
I haven’t gone full-on fan-girl since my teens, but lately, certain television programs had me leaning dangerously close to that response: America Ninja Warriors and the Olympics. Women’s gymnastics was both rolled in to one. If you watched even a smidgeon … Continue reading
Why Values and Morals are Important: Part 1 by Vicki Hinze
Why Values and Morals are Important Part 1 By Vicki Hinze You asked why values and morals are important and why we need them. We live on a planet with a lot of people. Billions of people. … Continue reading
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Tagged Honesty, Trust, truth, Vicki Hinze, Why Values and Morals are Important
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