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Nov 24, 2013

This is it…the week that the mayhem swirling around Christmas and holiday festivities officially begins.  The turkey will barely have settled in our tummies before some of us will venture out into the frigid, winter cold at zero-dark thirty on Friday morning to catch the first hint of a sale. I’ll admit that I’m not […]

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Enough

Nov 22, 2013

One of my favorite verses in all of the Bible is found in 2 Corinthians 9:8: “And God is able to make all grace abound to you so that having all sufficiency in everything you may have an abundance for every good thing.” Isn’t that fantastic? Such wonderful words packed into one little verse. All. […]

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Conflict? Don’t Make It ‘Complicated’

Nov 20, 2013

I’ve watched conflict play out minute by minute, like a sports game, on social media. Relationship statuses will change from ‘single’ to ‘ in a relationship’ to ‘it’s complicated’ and then cycle through the gamut of options available on different networks illustrated by blanket statuses, subtweets and #OOMF replies. On one hand it’s the beauty […]

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Guest Blogger: Lysa TerKeurst | Push Past Mad

Lysa TerKeurst | Nov 15, 2013

I don’t remember the first time I met Lysa TerKeurst. That’s what happens when you have a heart connection with someone – you don’t know exactly when or where or how it happened, it just did. And it just is. Lysa is one of those women whose smile and heart for God draw you to […]

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Home. A Sanctuary?

Nov 13, 2013

My sweet, creative, artsy, brilliant neighbor and friend Rachel (http://www.homesanctuary.com) is a lovely gift giver. From little ornaments and fresh picked flowers to handmade artwork and homemade sweet treats, she’s knows how to make her friends smile. Which is why I was grinning ear to ear when she painted this little sign and brought it […]

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Pray For The Philippines

Nov 11, 2013

  One of the most powerful storms ever to hit a nation fell upon the #Philippines just a few days ago. The devastation is enormous, and more than 10,000 people are feared to have lost their lives in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan. Many more have been displaced indefinitely from their homes and urgent help […]

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Guest Blogger: Bianca Juarez Olthoff | Lonely Hearts Club

Bianca Juarez Olthoff | Nov 08, 2013

What I love most about the gorgeous Bianca Olthoff is that she tells it like it is. Her words, whether spoken or penned on paper, are authentic; real. She doesn’t mess around. She just gets to the point and digs deep into an issue while gently holding the hand of the one listening. Honestly, I […]

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Something New

Nov 06, 2013

I need a new phone. Problem is . . . I don’t want one. I’m not much of a “new and advanced technology” kind of person. Just hearing about the next-big-thing gives me a headache and makes me want to take a long nap. I’ve only just learned how to use my current phone . […]

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Finishing Well.

Nov 04, 2013

I think I’ve shared a bit about enjoying fitness and working out, but I would never call myself a runner. Ever. Yes….I’ve gotten used to the monotony of stationary machines when I’m in the gym, where my primary motivation is watching the clock slowly fade away to ‘0’, but running? And, out in the open? […]

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Guest Blogger: Tracey Eyster | Baking Pumpkin Love

Tracey Eyster | Oct 31, 2013

I got to meet Tracey Eyster a few years ago and I was immediately delighted. This woman lives to encourage others – moms especially – and the thing is, she doesn’t even have to try hard to do it. The love she has for her family and her life as a mother comes shining through […]

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