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Brownie and Me (Part 2)
If you go to the archives on the right-side column, you can read Brownie and Me (Part 1) which was published on January 20, 2014. I despise going to the vet. Let me rephrase that – my dogs and I … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Corinthians, Brownie and me, devotional, Heaven, Jesus, Revelation, The Apostle Peter, The Bible
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Are You a No-Name??? Perfect!!!
This is a huge world we live in. The population statistics are mind-boggling. It is easy to wander down the thought path of: “Does anyone really see me?” “Has God forgotten about my life?” “Did I miss Plan A – … Continue reading
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Tagged Ark of the Covenant, Bezalel, common folk, devotional, Exodus, gifts, God, Indiana Jones, Marshall Faulk, Max Lucado, Moses, no-names, skills, Tabernacle
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FEAR – What It Really Stands For
I originally published this about a year ago. With unstable current events, clouds of uncertainty all over the globe, and tightening stressors in our personal lives – I’m hoping this can bring some encouragement: Fear, anxiety, and stress can be … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, Christianity, devotional, fear, John Eldredge, stress, Wild at Heart
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“You are Enough!”
When was the last time you heard the phrase in the subject line? Perhaps a few times during your life, maybe never? You are enough, right now, exactly who you are, exactly what you are doing. You see, we are … Continue reading
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Summer = Renewal, Relaxing, and Reading!
In spite of the wretched heat in Texas, summer is still one of my favorite times of the year. How do you feel about the summer months? To me, it is a perfect time to evaluate and possibly renew our … Continue reading
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Tagged Ed Mylett, goal setting, inspiration, reading, summer, The Nerdy Book Club
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This Summer – Cash or Charge???
Several years ago in one of my graduate classes, the professor had us fill out a “getting to know you” sheet. One of the prompts read: “Fondest memories as a child _______.” After a short while, the class shared their … Continue reading
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Is a Stress Free Life Possible???
A basic “not really” to the subject line question. Deep inside, we keep hoping for the stress in our daily grind to go away. Shouldn’t life be getting easier the older we get??? I tried to find some impressively overwhelming … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, challenges, Christine Caine, destress, fear, free ebook, Jon Maxwell, stress, trials, worry
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What Would Walt Say?
Almost everyone you encounter has some type of positive reaction when you mention Walt Disney, Disneyland, or Disney movies. I remember patiently waiting all week as a kid for Sunday nights because of the television show “The Wonderful World of … Continue reading
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Tagged American Dream, cartoons, children, Disneyland, Disneyworld, Mickey Mouse, movies, perseverance, Walt Disney
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God Speaking . . . or is it just indigestion? (Part 2)
Last post we hit the controversial subject of God speaking. Some of the questions that surfaced were: Is it really His voice? Am I imagining His voice because I want it so bad? How do you know the difference? Do … Continue reading
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God speaking . . . or is it just indigestion? (Part 1)
When someone states, “God spoke to me” – I’m always fascinated. Did God truly give a personal message to someone? Is it something we want so bad that we attribute our desire to hearing God’s voice as added insurance – … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, Dallas Willard, devotion, Frequency, God speaking, Hearing God, inspirational, John Eldredge, Mark Batterson, Robert Morris, The Bible, Walking With God, Whisper
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