On Tuesday I posted this Facebook status: "Getting inspiration from the mom in the coffee shop to write a post about when/how to start teaching kids how to behave in public places ..." It was met with a flurry of comments, public and private, from people on both sides of the highchair. Should ...
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Yesterday we talked about domestic violence, a marriage topic brought on by a divine appointment I had last week with a lady I'll call M. After God crossed our paths, I knew I wanted to spend some time talking about How to spot a battered woman. Read Part 1 here.
First Steps for Abused ...
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Sometimes it's easy to spot a battered woman. Other times it's not so easy. Since 1 in every 3 women is a victim of domestic violence, it's good to know what to look for. While marriage is meant to be a loving, secure, protective relationship, not every relationship is that way; signs of abuse often ...
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Some of the best food is simple food. I know it isn't technically summer yet, but since I've moved "out to the porch" where I can count the runners going by, listen to the birds, and monitor the health of the ferns, (to water or not to water?) I'm in the mood for summer food.
Last weekend we had ...
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The night an earthquake woke us in our sleep, I felt totally vulnerable. A natural disaster like an earthquake, hurricane, or tornado has the power to show us how small we are. People who survive extra-ordinary forces of nature know how it feels to be helpless.
Natural disasters shake more than ...
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