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Is that good or bad? I tend to be a get to the point gal and even a little “that’s it, you’ve irritated me so I’ll leave now” type. What’s hilarious is I seem to attract friends that are quite the opposite. This is a benefit in two ways: 1) they get someone who will [...]
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Why a Baby Conference? In 2010, as the focus of much media attention centers on the victory of selfishness and the defeat of the biblical family through the introduction of “the pill” fifty years ago, Vision Forum Ministries is committed to defending and celebrating life — in particular, the blessing of children and their role [...]
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My conscience has told me there are better things to do with my time. My conscience has a name, its Holy Spirit. (Did anyone else just start to sing the Oscar Meyer jingle??) But, am I sinning though when I choose to watch HGTV or TNT at 9:30 instead of reading a book? Here’s an [...]
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I pray I’m preaching to the choir on this one but it is a burden I’m carrying and must unload. Please, why is it that true Christians celebrate Easter using the easter bunny??? It makes no sense to me. Why on earth would someone who has made Christ the Lord of their life trivialize His [...]
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Kind of a no-brainer to me but it wasn’t always that way. Why teach Theology? After all isn’t that just for the seminary students? NO! Let’s look at it from the alternative: not teaching Theology. Where does that leave your children? Stumbling, bumbling, blabbering that’s where! I can freely talk this way because I was [...]
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As a parent you pray that your children will always feel comfortable asking you questions. Many parents feel this means they have to be their kids’ best friend. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. The way to ensure your children ask you questions of any nature is to “fertilize” their minds with the nutrients [...]
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I’ll admit I’m not the greatest discerner. My husband, however, is blessed with discernment, apparently God gave him enough for both him and me. Sometimes I find myself rockin’ to a “secular” Christian song (intended contradiction) and Michael will dryly ask if I’ve listened to the words. Not really. I’m wrapped up in the “feel” [...]
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