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Talking to God

Prayer is really talking to God. Isn’t it amazing that He can listen to thousands, even millions, of prayers lifted to Him at the same time from all over this globe? It’s beyond my comprehension, but I believe it’s true.…

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Thank You

Today I merely want to say “Thank you” to those of you who have been praying for me since my fall. I continue to be amazed at the process of prayer. We don’t communicate with God through a magic mantra,…

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The Best Antidote

According to the dictionary, an antidote is “a remedy to counteract the effects of poison; something that relieves, prevents, or counteracts.” There may be many things for which we need an antidote. When my granddaughter was young, she would call…

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Not My Will

When Jesus was in the Garden of Gethsemane struggling over what He was facing, He ended His gut-wrenching prayer with the words, “Not my will, but yours be done” (Luke 22:42). Not easy words to say. Not for Jesus. Not…

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Mixed Emotions

Is it possible to be happy and sad at the same time? That seems like too much of a contradiction; but yes, it’s possible. I was reminded of that recently when I received news that a dear friend had passed…

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Always

Always means at all times, in all circumstances. Always speaks of consistency. We exaggerate sometimes and say, “He always does that.” Chances are, he or she doesn’t really always do that thing, but often. But when God says “always,” He…

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My Shepherd

God is pictured lots of ways in the Bible. Our Rock, our Strong Tower, our Light, our Shield. But probably my favorite is Shepherd. Now I’ve never been a shepherd or even known a shepherd here on earth. So I…

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Anxiety

Let’s face it. There are a myriad of reasons to be anxious these days. Family concerns, politics, finances, health problems, severe weather, taxing relationships, difficult decisions. On and on the list goes. So what are we to do? We have…

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Shadows

“She crouched in the shadows and silently hoped that her oppressors would move on down the road.” Doesn’t that sound like a quote from a scary story? It’s just the first thing that comes to my mind when I think…

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Citizenship

Some countries, but not all, allow dual citizenship. The United States is one of those. I knew a young man who grew up in a missionary family in Brazil who had citizenship in both nations. The US and Brazil. It…

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