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2012 might not be the end of the world, but plenty of people die every year...what are you doing to share the gospel? Everytime we leave our homes we should give our agendas to the Lord, and be ready to speak boldly, to hand out tracts, to live our lives in ways that mirror Jesus to others! Be bold for Him in 2012!-
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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Defining Godless Morality
I stumbled upon this quote yesterday and found it very sobering in light of American history and the way our culture is heading down a godless track toward becoming a society of people determined to create and kow-tow to their … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity
15 Comments
Learning from Loss
Today’s my day for posting at Writer…Interrupted. As my sister and brother-in-law’s loss is on my heart and mind, it’s no surprise I chose to write more on the subject. Head on over if you want to know what I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity and Life
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Burned to the Ground
What a day. My husband’s sister and her husband and three little ones live just down the country road from us. Today, their beautiful two-story 100 year old farm house burned to the ground. Firefighters are speculating that it started … Continue reading
Posted in Life
20 Comments
No Surgery
Hello all! I thought I better update you friends on our situation with my seven year old daughter’s upcoming foot surgery. In case the details are fuzzy, here’s the quick long rundown: In October she got a splinter in her … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Life
5 Comments
Have a Blessed Easter!
The croissants are bagged up, the scalloped potato casserole is ready to go…I’m so looking forward to our church’s Easter service, and lunch with all the family at my parent’s home, where we’ll enjoy my mom and two older sisters’ … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity
4 Comments
I Need Advice
Someone very special to me is in a serious dating relationship with a very controlling guy. He can’t stand for her to have happiness outside of him, to the point of getting angry at her and refusing to listen to … Continue reading
Posted in Life
12 Comments
A Three Cannister Winter
I was spooning the last of the Swiss Miss cocoa mix into my 7 year old’s mug when we laughed to ourselves that this year rates as a THREE hot chocolate winter. Normally one family-sized cannister of Swiss Miss sees us … Continue reading
Posted in Family Ties and Life
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Kitchen Adventures
Nothing like a kitchen fire to instigate a thorough spring cleaning! Thursday morning dawned lovelier than predicted, so my girls begged for a morning outside. Since I had two batches of croissants to roll out and bake, I gave them … Continue reading
Posted in Homemaking and Life
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Preventative Measures
We live in a crisis management society. We’re great at fixing problems, not so great at preventing them. I think that’s why I have such high hopes about this new nutritionist the girls and I are seeing. Her passion for … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Life and Parenting
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