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Our blogging community blesses us with authentic and honest musings.  These blogs are experiential. For instructional insights, visit our bible study page.

Heaven

August 29, 2022 by Sarah S. Filed Under: Blog 2 Comments

I wish y’all could see it. What Heaven looks like in my mind.

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Congratulations, Graduate!

August 15, 2022 by Carol C. Filed Under: Blog 2 Comments

As we pray for our graduates during this season, let’s also pray for the legacy each will leave. Let’s pray they will walk with God and bless others along the way.

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Look Up!

August 1, 2022 by Cindy Filed Under: Blog 8 Comments

Many in the world today understand the importance of looking around to be aware of others in need, so we can help.  As a Christian I know that the Bible both encourages and commands us to care for others.  But the Lord tells us that even before we look out to others, we should first look up to Him.

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Jesus is my Firm Foundation

July 18, 2022 by Kathy C Filed Under: Blog 4 Comments

Today is a good day. I wake up before dawn to head over to the gym and teach yoga. Summer has just begun and I’m off work for the next ten weeks; my new bootcamp class is growing and the bible study I’ve been hosting at my house has been encouraging. No controversies, no hardships. But how does it look when it’s not a good day?

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The Faith of my Dog

July 4, 2022 by Holly Filed Under: Blog 5 Comments

Meet Max. He’s a cool dog and everyone loves him. I appreciate that about him, he builds bridges where I probably could not. He makes everyone more comfortable when he’s around. He will bring you a tennis ball and play fetch or he will just sit next to you and take a nap. He’s just a great guy.

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Dear God, I Don’t Know What to Pray

June 20, 2022 by Christine Filed Under: Blog 6 Comments

I think I’ll give up on watching the news. It’s just too hard. There is war and sickness, violence, fear and hate on display in high-definition, wide-screen color. It’s devastating. As a child of God, my response to the pain in the world should be to pray, taking the concerns of my heart to the Throne of God. But there comes a point when the pain is overwhelming, and I can’t even find the words to pray.

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On Endurance and Letting Go

June 6, 2022 by Alysa Filed Under: Blog 8 Comments

As a young man, my dad had a large original oil painting hanging in his apartment. It depicts a vase full of cheerful, daisy-like flowers painted in the hallmark colors and character of the early 70s: loud, gaudy and stylized; it’s a fitting tribute to the culture of that era. Years later the painting found a prominent place on our family room wall.

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Tender Loving Church

May 23, 2022 by Terry Filed Under: Blog 6 Comments

In recent weeks, a horrible virus swept through some of my family. It was one of those times you are sick where there’s not a name like strep, where you can easily pop some meds, and it will all fade away quickly.

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Struggle

May 9, 2022 by Shay Filed Under: Blog 4 Comments

When I was largely pregnant with my first son, we had a chimney fire in our house. Something had gone wrong in the night with our oil furnace, the chimney clogged up, and it caught fire. We were awakened by a pet that was upset about the smoke filling the house (the smoke detectors went off a minute later). My husband, a volunteer firefighter at the time, ran to see what was happening and to call 911. I wrapped our toddler daughter in a blanket and ran to the neighbor’s house.

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Sing to the Lord

April 25, 2022 by Marilyn Filed Under: Blog Leave a Comment

When I was very young, my family lived in a house heated by a coal furnace. In the evenings, my father would bank the fire in the furnace; i.e., he would cover the hot coals with a layer of ash. This would keep the fire burning all night and would make it easier to get fresh coal burning in the morning.

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