When I was in elementary school, all the teachers liked me; I was funny, smart, and cute. I could get away with all kinds of mischief, and I did. I took full advantage of my adorable little face that kept me out of trouble. I have seen several grown women in the church do the …
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Sometimes the goodness of our Heavenly Father is seen most clearly when we consider the faults and failings of our earthly fathers. My dad did his best to help raise me. He sent me to family camp with my mom, and after my uncle’s death at the dinner table one night, he paid for me …
Proverbs 31 is well-known among Christian women as the greatest example of a godly wife and mother. But what about the many single women? What can they learn from this chapter? And, is there anything here for the Christian wife who has no children? I believe there is. Being a Christian wife with no children, …
As the years go by, I find myself rejoicing more and more each year during Easter. This is because I can only imagine the overwhelming, overpowering joy of Jesus’ disciples and followers on seeing His resurrected body. I’ve had some really desperate days when I’ve gone from feeling like the sky was falling, to feeling …
Next door to my childhood home, our neighbor had an ugly, brown tree that looked barely alive. The tree looked like nothing more than a collection of dead branches; but then, out of nowhere, something amazing and unexplainable would happen–a shiny, red piece of fruit would appear–a perfectly round, delicious-looking pomegranate. How did that nasty …
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