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Prepare and Persist

August and September (depending on which region of the country you live in) mean three things for many Christian women: getting children of all ages ready to return to school,  viewing countless previews of all the new (and mostly raunchy) shows coming to television this fall, and …  beginning a new Bible study.  Is that true for you? Well I’ve… Read More

When Life Becomes Mayhem

The only thing worse than being in the middle of a storm without an umbrella or shelter is being smack dab in the middle of a huge misunderstanding. Have you ever set out with the best of intentions only to have your motives scrutinized and come up short? Or have you ever tried so hard to word something just right… Read More

Totally Unrelated

Today I’m taking a brief detour from writing about my daily Bible reading, although I did read some mighty good stuff from 2 Chronicles, Psalm 86, Proverbs 21 and Acts 21. Briefly I’ll let you know that I was reminded not to harden my heart against the reproof of God’s Word, to seek God even when I’d rather hide from… Read More

It’s His, All His

So how do you like your church? That’s assuming, of course, that you have one, that you attend one on a regular basis, participate in its ministries, serve in it, and tithe to it. Assuming all that, how do you like your church? Whether you’re the young person who slumps in the pew during the sermon and heads out to… Read More

In a Pickle?

I’m going to share one of my lesser known little secrets with you. I’m going to divulge one of my greatest worries, my least favorite predicaments. Here goes: I hate it when I’m shopping for clothing and I accidentally wander into the Petite section! Now maybe that sounds silly to you. But standing at 5’8″, I always feel like I’m… Read More

Nothing Takes the Place of Honesty

Did you hear the story of 11-year-old Nate who amazingly shot a three inch hockey puck through a three and a half inch opening from 89 feet out? Did you hear how the whole crowd stood to their feet and whooped and hollered, but not for Nate? That’s right; they were cheering for Nate’s twin brother Nick who was outside… Read More