There are reasons we take the keys out of our car when we get out of it. We build houses with locks on the front and back doors. We lovingly place childproof locks on doors and drawers to prevent disaster. There are passwords to our personal financial and social media accounts. Words like ‘multi-factor authentication’ […]
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Reading Digest
“Out of the Cave” – Stepping Into The Light When Depression Darkens What You See by Pastor, author and speaker: Chris Hodges They say that you cannot change what you do not acknowledge. And quite honestly, sometimes we need those who have gone before us in their walk to help us see those things that […]
Bible Study
“Good Boundaries and Goodbyes” by Lysa TerKeurst I love a good book but I really love a great Bible Study. And this is one I want to invite you to join me over with my good friends at Proverbs 31 Ministries Online Bible Study. The OBS (online Bible study) begins January 23 and concludes on […]
“Can You Use Some Help with Life?”
“Help is Here“ — Finding Fresh Strength and Purpose in the Power of the Holy Spirit by: Max Lucado Have you ever struggled with the day-to-day of living and wondered when things were going to let up or when will the events and activities that surround you will finally all make sense? Or possibly how […]
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I picked up this book a bit reluctant, if I can be honest here. The tagline sounded like others in the same ‘genre.’ However, this book, is not like the others. Author, Mike Foster, is utterly transparent, has a tremendous sense of humor and speaks to his reader like an old familiar friend. He openly […]
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“Waymaker: Finding a Way to the Life You’ve Always Dreamed Of” by Ann Voskamp With every page I found myself coming undone. Each lesson taught by Ann Voskamp left a profound mark on my heart and unveiled it over and over again. Ann has that way of conveying the love of GOD through her teachings […]
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“Not In It to Win It” by Andy Stanley What does love ask of me? This is a question that I’ve heard in many church circles even long before the recent pandemic landed. And the question is still as much a poignant one as it was over 2,000 years ago, Andy’s provoking query to each […]
Join Me for Tea on Thursday
Summertime breezes and there’s that old familiar feeling in the air — allergy season. Anyone relate? A quick dive consultation with trusted resource, Merriam-Webster, provides the following definition: exaggerated or pathological immunological reaction (as by sneezing, difficult breathing, itching, or skin rashes) to substances, situations, or physical states that are without comparable effect on the […]
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“Don’t Give the Enemy a Seat at Your Table” by Louie Giglio Get ready to take a stance to protect your seat at the Table. “What Table?” you may be asking … You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; Psalm 23:5 ESV Pastor, teacher and author, Louie Giglio, brings to the forefront what […]