Lessons from a Three Year Old: Blue Blanket
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One day I was home sick with a really bad cold/flu combination. I was lying on the couch. Our grandson wanted me to play. I explained that I was not feeling good and needed to... >Read More
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How to Survive Your Spouses’ Affair
If you are dealing with an unfaithful spouse, the pain you are feeling unfortunately comes with the territory. The consequences of an affair are overwhelming and horrifically painful. I have heard it likened to post traumatic stress syndrome. You are in a place you never expected to be. Here are a few things that will help you navigate this...... >Read More
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mentor,
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relationship,
resolving conflict,
Self,
sex and love,
spouse,
survive
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How to Survive Your Spouses’ Affair
If you are dealing with an unfaithful spouse, the pain you are feeling unfortunately comes with the territory. The consequences of an affair are overwhelming and horrifically painful. I have heard it likened to post traumatic stress syndrome. You are in a place you never expected to be. Here are a few things that will help you navigate this...... >Read More
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affair,
challenges & conflict,
challenges & conflicts,
cheating,
crisis,
family issues,
hardship & suffering,
marriage,
mentor,
pain,
relationship,
resolving conflict,
Self,
sex and love,
spouse,
survive
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Help! I am in crisis!
Take a deep breath: You will survive, you are not alone and it has happened to someone else, there is hope. You feel like your world is out of control right now and it probably is. Remember it won’t stay this way forever. Think of another time you felt overwhelmed, what did you do to handle it in a... >Read More
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beth scholes,
commitment,
crisis,
emotions,
Family,
healthy marriage,
help,
loss,
mentor,
plan,
prayer,
resolving conflict,
saving a marriage,
Self
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Does God Break People on Purpose?
I was discussing the word “disability” with a friend of mine and realized how easy it is for that word to sound like “broken”. I asked him “Does God break people on purpose?” While our conversation veered away to other topics, the question has stuck with me. Does God break people on purpose?
It’s a heavy question, one... >Read More
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Claire Colvin,
crisis,
Culture,
disabled,
Family,
God,
health,
hope,
peace,
prayer,
suffering,
theology
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Haiti: I Chose to Stay
Photos of the suffering in Haiti are inescapable. For Curt & Michelle Friesen of Okotoks, Alberta the images are personal. Their daughter Jessica, 18, flew to Haiti to volunteer at an orphanage the day before an earthquake rocked the impoverished nation.
First things first, Jessica is safe. Miraculously, she was able to phone her parents...... >Read More
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God's Little Angels,
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World
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Pray God’s Word into Your Darkness
Are your days filled with loneliness? Do you dread getting up and facing another day?
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“Let him who walks in the dark, who has no light, trust in the name of the LORD and rely on his God” (Isaiah 50:10, NIV).
All of us... >Read More
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discouragement,
grace,
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Petey Prater,
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read of Life,
Scripture,
truth
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Bold Confidence
Do you believe in life after death? Questions? Ask us.
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The Way to Rejoicing
I gave a homeless man five minutes of my time, a smile... >more
What Do You Fear?
