Al & Tipper: What Can We learn?
No one ever said marriage was easy, but for four decades Al and Tipper Gore made it work. They survived arguably one of the most controversial presidential campaigns of all time. They survived sort of winning the presidency and then graciously handing it over. Al Gore found a new direction in his professional life and was able to laugh... >Read More
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5 Ways to Care for Others
"Dear children, let’s not merely say that we love each other; let us show the truth by our actions. Our actions will show that we belong to the truth, so we will be confident when we stand before God." 1 John 3:18-19, NLT
Most churches want to help & care for others, but don't know how to start.
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Mom, Can We Read Now?
“Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book.” ~ Author Unknown
When I was in university, Professor Szabo told us “Scientists will tell you that the world is made up of atoms, but they’re wrong. The world is made up of stories.” She might have been quoting someone else, but... >Read More
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Fresh Love
In those moments when you have a fresh appreciation for a friend; a surge of fresh love for someone dear; or a warming of your heart to someone new in your life… how do you express it?
Sometimes we give gifts, write a note, call or spend some extra time together. We find ways to say, “You are important to... >Read More
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Tips for Christian Husbands-to-Be
I am not married. Which made writing this post with helpful tips for husbands-to-be a somewhat daunting prospect. "Who am I," I thought, "to be telling engaged men about married life when I'm not even married?"
Therefore, I did what I usually do when I need to write about a topic that's out of my depth. I found wise, knowledgeable... >Read More
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Loving the Invisible
It was a late, dark night as I left the restaurant, and the parking lot was empty. As I made my way to my car I scanned around me, checking to make sure there was nothing out of the ordinary. In the corner of my eye I caught movement, and turned warily to my left. There I saw a... >Read More
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Choosing Love for Eternity
Years ago when I was still in university, I was sitting in my friend's room, idly staring at one of the posters hanging on her wall. The poster contained many quotations about love. Most of the "love quotes" were pretty cringe-worthy and hardly memorable.
But one of them caught my attention. Years later I read it again, the second time... >Read More
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Tell Your Friends: Soul Cravings Chats
"Is it possible that God has been at work in your life... >more
Is Patriotism Lame?
I don't know what's been going on in your hometown lately, but... >more
What Do You Fear?
