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Leaving Promises in Our Footsteps
Earlier this week, I was driving through a terrible rain and hailstorm. Thick, heavy rain drops drastically reduced visibility while the sound of the hailstones against my car’s roof and windshield was nearly overwhelming. Drivers, struggling to maintain safety, crept along the interstate slowly. After nearly fifteen minutes of traveling through this storm, I went…
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A Hope that Speaks to Growth
A few days ago, I decided to postpone answering emails and sifting through reports and poured myself a big cup of coffee. Stepping out onto my balcony, I watered a few potted herbs and plants and then settled down in a chair with my Bible and journal. I had been sitting and resting in the…
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Affirming the Affirmative
The past month has been full of community and time in the secret place. Laughter and sweet memories are the hallmark of each week, and I am so grateful for it. But the past month has also been a difficult one. Caught at the crossroads of a prolonged transition, my heart is constantly wrestling between…
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Fount of Ages, Fount of Joy
After what seemed like an endless winter, the snow finally melted away. Branches that were once bare are now draped in colorful blooms. Brightly colored tulips and sunny daffodils line the sidewalks in parks and fill flower boxes. As I was walking out of the office earlier this week, a light breeze swept my hair…
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Remembering to Remember
Earlier this week, found myself singing during the worship set of a weekly service at my local church. This moment was similar to hundreds of moments before: the presence of the Lord filled the room as an amazing team of worship leaders guided everyone deeper into the love and grace of the Father. With a…
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Release Your Laugh
Sometimes it’s the small things that matter most. Lately, I’ve found myself taking quite a lot with the Lord about the small things in life. Just last week, I was sharing with Him about different hopes and concerns I had for an upcoming event. Strong and true, His Presence brought reassurance and I could feel…
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