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Life’s Challenges

God is near

Have you ever felt defeated, deflated, and bone weary?  King David of Israel felt this same soul-crushing weariness. Despite God’s promise that the Savior…

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Therefore we have hope

If you’ve ever read the book of Lamentations in the Old Testament, let’s just say its name says it all. It overflows with sorrow…

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The economy of more

Last year I asked for more. I had one insane financial goal, and I asked God to help me meet it. He did. And…

Life’s Challenges

Will God provide?

For the longest time, I was sure there was a biblical promise that God would provide everything I need for my life—that I would…

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On second thought . . .

Can you relate to second-guessing? Do you doubt your decisions habitually? If you do, then you have some work to do on strengthening your…

Life’s Challenges

Jesus goes rep for rep with us

As a mom of four, it’s hard to make time for fitness, but I squeeze in exercise during my kids’ naptime. I love using…

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God said no

I begged God to take my friend’s cancer away. She was a force of nature with a larger-than-life personality. If anyone could beat cancer,…

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God loves the abused

A few years back, a pastor told me about the funny way our minds do math. He had just read a study that said…

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God hates abuse

A man came to my office and confessed to me that he had been abusive with his girlfriend. After expressing my grave concern for…

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God is close to the abused

While abuse is not a comfortable topic to talk about, we need to. If the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s statistics are correct,…

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It’s all on you

I couldn’t do what Moses did. You couldn’t either. In Exodus chapter 17 (read the whole chapter; it’s a short one!), the Israelites, who…

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Surrounded by his love

“Show me, Lord, my life’s end and the number of my days; let me know how fleeting my life is. But now, Lord, what…