I've missed Feed Me Friday. In the swirl of showing our house, packing, and focusing on "finishing well," I realize I haven't been cooking a lot! When I do pull out the pots and pans, I'm cooking simple, familiar things like baked macaroni, grilled asparagus, and sauteed chicken. And, let's be ...
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We have no control over the pace of God's movement in our lives. Lately, I have moments when I feel like I'm a spectator, watching my life building up speed. But it's not really going faster than usual, even if my heart beats a little more rapidly and I stop to tell myself to breathe. Divinely ...
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He laughed at me, mocking me for using words like yield and cooperate. I didn't expect the sarcasm about our family's way of seeking God's direction, but I should have. For a lot of people, cooperation in marriage is a punch line or lightning rod, an outdated way of thinking and living. Maybe you're ...
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We were at 10,000 feet and heading East when the Pilot made the announcement. The number was no surprise; we knew that was cruising altitude. But he urged us to fasten our seat belts and keep them buckled; the ride was going to get rough and stay rough most of the remaining 40 minutes of the flight. ...
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When setting a new course for a family, not everyone is going to like your conclusion. You might not even "like" the conclusion. People on the edges will weigh in, welcome or not. Mixed with responses and questions may be the sounds of opposition. When a wife strives to stand with her man, she ...
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