A Womans Guide to Meeting God
What should I do? How many times do you think you’ve asked this question in the course of your life? 1000? 10,000? More? How many times have you asked yourself…
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What should I do? How many times do you think you’ve asked this question in the course of your life? 1000? 10,000? More? How many times have you asked yourself…
What should I do? How many times do you think you’ve asked this question in the course of your life? 1000? 10,000? More? How many times have you asked yourself this already, today? Yesterday, I found myself asking the familiar question once again. Should I move forward, or hold back? Should I say something, or […]
I didn’t wake up intending to hurt my husband. But with one careless sentence, I did. A few words strung together, delivered without thought of timing, or even of…
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I didn’t wake up intending to hurt my husband. But with one careless sentence, I did. A few words strung together, delivered without thought of timing, or even of…
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I didn’t wake up intending to hurt my husband. But with one careless sentence, I did. A few words strung together, delivered without thought of timing, or even of necessity, can demoralize. Discourage. Defeat. Divide. You know what I’m talking about, don’t you? You’ve said words like this. And words like this have been […]
My friend didn’t mean to eavesdrop, but it was impossible not to overhear the man next to her. Cell phone conversations are like that. The well-groomed stranger was clearly talking…
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My friend didn’t mean to eavesdrop, but it was impossible not to overhear the man next to her. Cell phone conversations are like that. The well-groomed stranger was clearly talking…
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My friend didn’t mean to eavesdrop, but it was impossible not to overhear the man next to her. Cell phone conversations are like that. The well-groomed stranger was clearly talking to his wife, and judging by how infrequently he spoke, it was pretty much a one-sided conversation. Then suddenly, the stranger said good-bye—at precisely the […]
How do you handle another person’s frustration, disappointment, or anger? It’s not always easy, is it? Last week our normally upbeat child found herself dealing with circumstances that left her…
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