I frequently tell people, “I don’t need to work out; I’m an EA!” In Canada we are known as Educational Assistants, in the States either…
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Change happens to everyone. Lately, I’ve been feeling like my life is a set of dominoes set side-by-side in a long line of twisting and…
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I’m not a patient parent. I get frustrated easily and sometimes I let my impatience show. The last thing I want to do is make…
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Just then his disciples returned and were surprised to find him talking with a woman. But no one asked, “What do you want?” or “Why…
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Last Sunday, as I did my volunteer task of signing people into in-person worship in the last days of covid-related restrictions, I found myself listening…
View More Give me patience to listen well. Please!Practicing Patience
From my earliest memories I have had the inclination towards impatience. Family devotions were too long when I wanted to just be done. Dad’s prayers…
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Jesus breathed His last breath, and the enemy stole the disciples’ hope. The enemy does that still. He sneaks up from behind and rips the…
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“That baby is just going to fall out of you” That was the common comment as I reached the end of my pregnancy. And I…
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When faced with danger or terror, our hearts pound. Sweat beads on our foreheads. Our breaths come faster and grow shallow. We react to implied…
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Your ministry situation might be different. I remember getting out of the car, so many years ago as a fresh faced girl with a baby…
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