Category Archives: Spiritual Encouragement

Disciple vs Believer: Is there a difference?

“It is possible to know all about doctrine and still not know Jesus.” Oswald Chambers, My Utmost For His Highest. Over the years, there have been untold numbers of books written about faith, Christianity and Jesus Christ. Learned men have studied, … Continue reading

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Picking the Right Team (in soccer and in life)

  Recently, my husband and I had the joy of taking our 5 year old grandson to his soccer game while his parents were otherwise engaged. The task was a challenge for several reasons: This was a new league for … Continue reading

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Minimalist Christianity: Three Reasons Why it’s Not OK.

You go to church on Sunday mornings. You may even tithe occasionally—as long as there is nothing more pressing on which to spend your money. You walked the aisle as a young child and you know that you know, that you’re … Continue reading

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Reflecting the Light of Christ in the World Today

    When the world looks at your face, what do they see? How about when a stranger passes you on the street? Is the love of God reflected in your face? Do you meet people’s gaze as you pass, … Continue reading

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Celebrating Motherhood

I was recently asked to say a few words at a luncheon celebrating motherhood at my church. It was a beautiful time with several moms of all ages and stages sharing thoughts and encouragement on motherhood. I was asked to … Continue reading

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