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Category Archives: Practical Life
Focusing My Mind
I run a big household and some days I am overwhelmingly distracted. There’s a cacophony of noise in my head, and the kids were beginning to think I’m a chronic daydreamer. They tell me, “You’re not listening, Mom.” They’re right, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Practical Life, Trust
Tagged busy mind, elder care, family, God's sovereignty, Matthew 6:34, mom's, Psalm 32:8, schedules
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Not just another Graduation
In 72 hours our son, will graduate!!! This will not be your average celebration. This is huge. He has successfully come through 2 and 1/2 years of invaluable counseling from an incredible program with some of the most caring, loving, … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction & Recovery, Children, Devotional, Practical Life
Tagged addiction, recovery, substance abuse, The Insight Program
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Interim
I am of that infamous group, the “sandwich generation” – ones caring for parents while still raising their own children. The longer we do this crazy blended living we more we run into others doing the same thing. I look at … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Illness, Practical Life
Tagged eldercare, family, in the meantime, parents, prayer, stress
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G R A C E
Grace – I think about it constantly. It’s in my prayers every day. I read about it again just this morning in a perfectly timed email. Can we truly ever get to the bottom of it’s well? Can we define … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Devotional, Illness, Practical Life
Tagged baby sitting, elder care, Matthew 5:3-5, provision, stressed out
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Dirty Faith
David Z. Nowell, president of Hope Unlimited (one of our favorite ministries), wrote a book, Dirty Faith. It’s thought provoking and convicting having everything to do with his work in Brazil among street children. My husband and I love what … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Practical Life, Spiritual Growth
Tagged Dirty faith, Hope Unlimited, love, serving others, street kids of Brazil
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Tied Feet
Elizabeth Elliot used to say, “Children tie the mother’s feet.” -I’d like to add aging parents to that thought. I feel like I’m back at square one: constantly watching a wandering, curious. hungry, toddler, who needs help in the potty- … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Illness, Practical Life
Tagged Alzheimer's, caring for elderly parents, dementia, family
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Wasps and Shugga
As much as I fretted over coming home, worried about it, thought I couldn’t do it (I’m just being honest), – we’re back. Vacation was fun, but it’s not reality. It’s time to get to it. When my sister asked … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Practical Life, Trust
Tagged mercy, Ods protection, responsibilities, trust, wasps, weakness
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Working Up An Attitude
“Discontentment is: having what you don’t want, or wanting what you don’t have.” a quote by Elisabeth Elliot that I finally wrote it down and tacked it up along with her, “In acceptance lies peace.” I love these. I can hardly think … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Practical Life, Spiritual Growth
Tagged attitude, change ypur attitude, contenent, daily grind, discontent, peace, vacation, whining
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I Married My Soulmate
I have heard and read (several times) of an opinion that: a God-given, one-of-a-kind, match-made-in-heaven, soul-mate is – impossible, impractical and probably unbiblical. What? I don’t have any verses to quote, all I can say is that God made this … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Marriage, Practical Life
Tagged love, marriage, marriage counsel, marry, soul-mate
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Personalized Humanity
Transit trains. Security check lines. Airport terminals. People, people, people! My husband and I got away for some much needed R&R this weekend which started with a morning of moving through crowds before the plane ever left the airport. Traveling … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Practical Life, Spiritual Growth
Tagged airport, personal God, travel
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