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A Blessed House

A Blessed House

Heather Peets penned our post for this week. Be sure to head over to the contributor's page to learn more about her! As my husband and I have pursued a life of ministry, we’ve lived in some less-than-ideal homes. Though I can laugh about it now, it was not at all...

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Serve and Obey

Serve and Obey

This week's post was written by Ruth Weldon. Be sure to head over to the contributor's page to learn more about her. Abraham was a godly man that answered the Lord with "here I am.” You see, Abraham did not ask the details of God's request, nor did he express any...

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Peace

Peace

This post was written by Heather Yost, precious friend and coffee buddy. Head over to the contributor's page to learn more about her. Military life has provided many opportunities for spiritual growth and insight- especially when things get difficult and sometimes...

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We Can Trust in Him

We Can Trust in Him

John and I used to quote this verse to our girls when they were little - little and afraid of the big dog, little and afraid of the dark.  Whether it were driving down the road, in our prayer time, or sitting beside their bed at nighttime, we used this verse...

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Pouring from an Empty Cup

Pouring from an Empty Cup

This post was written by Rebekah Hawk, dear friend and colleague. Head over to the contributor's page to learn more about her. We are constantly being told to make sure we take time for ourselves. We are reminded to practice self-care, and that self-care looks...

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Wait For It

Wait For It

This week's post was written by Kimberly Grainger, one of my dearest friends. Learn more about her on the contributor's page. As children, we're told "It'll be worth the wait!"  But, as adults, we sometimes struggle with delayed...

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Think on These Things

Think on These Things

We hear a lot about health and wellness in our culture, don’t we?  Don’t get me wrong - I am all for clean eating and being physically active; however, do we pay as much attention to and invest as much time in our spiritual wellness - our thought...

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Living Intentionally

Living Intentionally

“I will do that later”  . . . “I will start that next week” . . . “I’ve got plenty of time.”   Ever uttered those statements?   Time is something we frequently presume to have at our disposal but truly have no ultimate control...

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All In

All In

All in.  I absolutely love the energy behind those words!  I tend to be a “go big or go home” kind of girl, so these words resonate with me.   Before a sports game - all in!  Before a church outreach - all...

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Iron Sharpeneth Iron

Iron Sharpeneth Iron

Who doesn’t love to have friends?  What a wonderful gift from God! He certainly delights in fellowshipping with us, but He also desires for us to fellowship with others. Chatting at church, going out for coffee, talking about hobbies, connecting through...

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Be Still and Know

Be Still and Know

Being intentional.  Ever caught yourself saying to someone or even thinking to yourself, “I could have done that” or “I should have done that”?  I know I have said both of those statements far too many times.  What does being intentional even...

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In Every Thing Give Thanks

In Every Thing Give Thanks

“In every thing give thanks.”  That can certainly seem like a tall order on some days, can’t it?  Give thanks even when we are mistreated?  Cut off in traffic?  Not given the benefit of the doubt?  Passed over for a...

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For the Word of God

For the Word of God

Relevant.  This word often drives our thinking, leading us to seek devotional books, podcasts, blogs, and conversations that address our current needs and satisfy the longing in our hearts.  Now, don’t get me wrong.  I’m not against devotional...

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But I Have Called You Friends

But I Have Called You Friends

Isn’t it wonderful to have friends?  You know - those that we can share our disappointments, fears, and thoughts with, those that we can go to for advice, those that we grab coffee with and laugh with at the silliest of things.  Godly friendship is...

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Continue in My Love

Continue in My Love

“As the Father hath loved me” . . . The Father’s love for His only Son . . . What thought-provoking words from just the first part of John 15:9!   In no way can we humanly grasp that level of affection for someone!   Yet it is with that deep...

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Choosing to Abide

Choosing to Abide

Abide.  “To remain, to dwell.”  As I contemplate what it means to abide in Christ, I find it simply overwhelming that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, desires that I – with all my many failures - abide in Him!  I believe our heart’s desire...

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