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Life’s Challenges

Let go of regret

In her book 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do, Amy Morin lists how someone can get stuck in their past: You wish you…

Living My Faith

The tension of being Christ(ian)

If you think about it, the Pharisees asked a fair question as they observed Jesus feasting in the home of Matthew the tax collector:…

Who is God?

We must not diminish

My heart is heavy. It is grieving for dear friends of mine who have been through an unfathomable tragedy. For someone who normally leans…

Life’s Challenges

Grace is enough

In the Old Testament, God brought the people of Israel out of the land of Egypt where they had been enslaved for over 400…

Life’s Challenges

But I

There are three words that have changed my life in amazing ways—GOD is here! But there are two words that have changed my life…

Bible 101

Why Paul loved grace (and we do too)

The apostle Paul was the poster child for grace. If the internet would have been invented two thousand years earlier, he immediately would have…

Who is God?

Billy Graham, a glimpse of God

Billy Graham’s daughter Ruth, in her book on forgiveness, recounts the day when her father gave her a stunning glimpse of our Father. After…

Bible 101

Best chapter ever?

In the early 1600s, Thomas Goodwin, an English preacher, wrote a lot of words about God. A lot of words. When put together, Goodwin’s…

Life’s Challenges

The dumpster story

There was once a man who had a secret stash of pornographic magazines. One day when his wife was gone, he indulged his sinful…

Living My Faith

Struggling to forgive?

On Memorial Day, my husband and I traveled to attend a graduation party. We had traveled an unspecified distance (still under dispute—one of the…

Who is God?

Good enough for God?

About ten years ago, I met a young woman who was a good person. I mean, a really good person. One of those people…

Life’s Challenges

Taps

“Taps is a military bugle call played slow and solemn to invoke a feeling of remembrance and respect for the soldiers who have died…