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Who Was Queen Esther?
Have You Prepared for Success?
Lori Reoleveld Imagine reaching 2 million people with a single blog post. That wasn’t something I planned but that’s exactly what happened. For years, my little blog poked along with small readership. I bemoaned this fact to God in prayer. “Only 30 hits on that last post, Lord! What am I doing writing this blog?” In that moment, I felt…
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How to Let Your Light Shine
Debbie W. Wilson How do we live as light in a dark world that grows darker by the day? Because of the COVID restrictions in our area, I don’t enjoy going out anymore. I can’t see people’s faces because of their masks. I can’t understand them when they speak from a distance with voices muffled by masks. The added chemicals…
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10 Ways Parents Sin by Idolizing Their Children
Brenda Yoder “You honor your sons more than me…” 1 Samuel 2:29b God’s word is complete for parenting. Even in 2019. 1 Samuel shares a principle parents of teens need to hear: Do you honor your children more than God? It’s an eye-opening question. You strive to raise good kids. You want them to represent your family well. You want…
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Make the Choice To Take the Journey
Patty Mason Have you ever wanted to be somewhere, but didn’t want to make the effort to get there? I wanted to attend a women’s fellowship gathering, but it had been raining for hours, leaving my spirit as gloomy as the day. I longed to be with friends and share times of laughter, but it was dark and I didn’t…
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Is It Possible to Trust God When?
Debbie W. Wilson During my senior year of college, a restless anxiety began to build in me. Graduation loomed, and I wasn’t sure what to do next. I overheard some sorority sisters talking about a ski retreat with a Christian group. The group was a bit more zealous in their faith than I was, but a ski retreat should be…
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