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Let God catch you

My dog is obsessed with the bunnies in our garden. She stands at the door constantly, waiting to go outside. And when she’s outside,…

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Flowers … again!

When the long Michigan winter finally lets go, I notice little shoots in my garden—even as the snow is still melting. Usually it’s the…

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Count your blessings from God

If you want to increase your level of gratitude, a habit that has incredible spiritual and emotional benefits, check out some research I recently…

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Is God stingy?

I know the Lord is not slow in keeping his promises, but I am impatient when he doesn’t answer my prayers the way I…

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Christmas “feast”

There’s a tradition in my family that I love. When my parents were young church workers, fresh out of college, they didn’t make a…

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Don’t say too much

It is tempting to say that we know why God allows what he does in our lives. A farmer’s horse ran away. The neighbors…

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Putting first things first

The church father Augustine talked about priorities when he called God the “highest good.” We cannot properly love God’s gifts if we put those…

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The joy of not owning

When you’re staying at a hotel, do you bring pictures along and nail them up on the walls? Do you leave the water running…

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A case of the grumbles

Why are we so good at grumbling? Whenever I ask my kids to load the dishwasher, I usually get at least ten minutes of…

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More than enough

You can never have enough money. Have you learned that yet? It’s a hard truth for us to grasp. We always feel like we…

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The cure

Chicken soup is the only cure for the common cold. You should rub honey on a beesting. My grandma said the best way to…

Life’s Challenges

Don’t forget to look up!

I was several hours into a 25-mile hike with my family when I realized something odd.  I had stopped looking up. Somewhere between mile…