It was a dark, stormy night in unfamiliar territory when a twenty-three year old Canadian woman lived my worst nightmare. Once she realized her car had plunged into the frigid dark water, she escaped through a window, swimming 100 feet to shore. Following her GPS, she was misguided and, ultimately, ...
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This week I'm waiting as my family drives across the country, so we can be reunited. Sometimes my thoughts settle on being alone; sometimes my thoughts settle on the togetherness to come. I'm waiting. I wonder what you're waiting for right now.
Are you waiting for God's direction? Waiting for ...
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Seasons of refreshing even come to the desert. For many months, an assortment of browns have covered the landscape like scum on a shower door. Winter rains surprised me, but still there was no color aside from evergreens planted years ago by our compassionate homeowner. My morning drives across the ...
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"The date on this yogurt says it's expired. Do you think it's still okay?" Jacob asked from behind the refrigerator door. Not wanting to ruin his Spring Break, I paused, thinking about how the very nature of yogurt requires that it goes sour. Right? Combined with my love for thrift, I answered with ...
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If you're a follower of Jesus, this might be the most dangerous day of the year. After weeks of anticipating the solemn remembrance of the violent death of God's Son, we lifted our hearts and hands in celebratory weekend worship. For a disciple, the thought of what Jesus did is enough to stir ...
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