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Life’s Challenges

What scale are you using?

I stepped on the corner of our scale in the dark, and the plastic foot broke. Great. No woman really wants to confess that…

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You’re not alone in life’s storms

In my young adult years, unshakable faith came easy. But recently—maybe because of an awareness of so many seemingly impossible situations or maybe because…

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Beware the bully

Most of us grew up with a bully in our schoolyard. You used to be able to see him or her coming. Today, it’s…

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Protected pasture

It used to be that whenever I read Psalm 23:2 (“He makes me lie down in green pastures”), I was confused why God would…

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Meditate on God’s unfailing love

The Bible is chocked full of recommendations for the people of God to spend time contemplating our relationship with him. In Psalm 48:9,10, the…

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God’s love is bigger than dollar signs

My family and I made a decision recently that was a little bit scary. It was scary because it impacted the amount of monthly…

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Jesus lights the dark corners

“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it” (John 1:5). We could return to these 13 words every day…

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Who touched me?

One day Jesus was walking through a crowd so big that it had the potential to crush him. While plenty of people were bumping…

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When life is bleak

Sometimes everything is laid bare before us. We see clearly the reality of our situation and our neediness. We can assess how our own…

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Pelted by pain

A young family’s picnic was suddenly shut down by rain. After they hurried to the car, Dad pointed out a tender sight. A baby…

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Be still

When my husband and I were young parents, taking three little boys under the age of four to church was an adventure, and not…

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Search me, God

Someone hurts you, and you’re embarrassed, wounded, and betrayed. You tell yourself and others that you’ve forgiven them, but you nurture your grievance deep…