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When Pain Persists

As a child, I never imagined that one day, I would suffer from chronic pain. I was an active kid, a teen who loved physical activity. I thought I would remain healthy forever, but sometimes, life takes a detour. A few months after the birth of my third child, my right side started trembling whenever I made the slightest move. Inexplicable weakness,...

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Overcoming Barriers in Praying With Your Husband
Overcoming Barriers in Praying With Your Husband

Does prayer feel uncomfortable? Does it feel awkward to pray with your husband? Discomfort was my barrier to overcome. I felt Jim was too grand and way too mature in how he prayed to God. I felt he needed to impress God instead of simply talk to Him. Jim would pray like this: Oh, Holy and Gracious Father, I throw myself down upon Thee. Thou knowest...

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The Power of a Praying Wife
The Power of a Praying Wife

When I asked my husband to share with me his deepest fears, one of the things he mentioned was the fear of not being a good father. “I believe it’s something men in general tend to fear,” he said. “We get so caught up in doing what we do in our work that we’re afraid we haven’t done enough with our children. Or we’re afraid we haven’t...

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Learning to Lean
Learning to Lean

Kim Haller’s life seemed picture perfect – as a well-rounded teenager, she won a teen beauty pageant, and eventually went on to marry a professional hockey player, with whom she is raising two beautiful daughters. Recently she even embarked on a career in music. She had been a believer all her life, but happiness eluded her … that is, until...

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Beyond Expectations
Beyond Expectations

I would like to tell you about my spiritual journey. I came from a good family, but somehow that didn't seem to be enough I grew up poor in a rural area of the U.S. My parents were moral, good-living people but did not attend church. My only sister and I did go with other relatives and I was even baptized when I was 9. I really didn't know...

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