I have the honor of writing on the Do Not Depart team with Kathy Howard, a friend I've come to know as a lady who loves God's Word, knows it well, and has a passion for seeing it change people's lives. Kathy knows what it feels like to have a faith that feels flat and a faith that feels alive. Does ...
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Sickness gives married couples a chance to prove their love. I knew Jeff really loved me when I threw up all over his desk in college ... and he cleaned it up. While my head was pounding with waves of virus, my heart was pounding with the realization that only real love stays and cares and serves ...
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Happy Feed Me Friday!
It may be March, but I still want warm, comforting food for dinner! Even though this IS the month spring technically arrives, this week has been full of winter weather for MANY. We had one day this week that chilled me to the bone, and I was fighting (still am) a nasty ...
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Do you ever have a moment when you're overwhelmed by one of the "wrong" things of the world? Maybe it's as basic as fighting a bad cold (I'm in that group this week), or maybe it's as personal as the loss of a loved one. This Saturday I'm helping to host a training day about Human Trafficking in ...
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Times of change strain a marriage. The change may be as basic as the addition of a child or a move to a new job or home, but it may be as individual as a diagnosed illness or a broken relationship. The fingers of change reach into every husband and wife’s relationship, never respecting age, season ...
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