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[…] YO U DO NO T AG REE TO BE BO UND BY TH E TE R M S OF USE, YO U MAY NO T ACCESS , BUY FR O M , OR OTH ER W IS E USE TH IS WEB SIT E . Copyrig ht. You agre e th at Walk in […]
[…] I didn't think I was worthy of the task at hand. My mind flooded with negative thoughts and discouragement. Who was I to write about anything? “Go buy Vogue, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, and Oprah magazine. Read the questions women are asking, then you go ahead and answer them better.” This advice Lisa gave me […]
[…] not all have the oil. The bridegroom came, and the foolish virgins started to scramble. First, they tried to borrow some oil, and then they attempted to buy it, but they were too late. By the time they got to the wedding feast, the door was shut. They begged to be let in, saying, […]
Dig Deeper into Sunday’s Gospel: Read Matthew 13:1–9 I am an amateur gardener. And by an amateur, I mean I buy beautiful plants, do nothing but water them, hope for the best, and when they die, I buy new ones to start the process again. Therefore, you can imagine how I felt when I […]
[…] for righteousness, for they will be satisfied” (Matthew 5:6 ). Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters; and you who have no money, come, buy and eat! Come, buy wine and milk without money and without cost. Why spend money on what is not bread, and your labor on what does […]
[…] nothing else to do but stare at their living space,” the saleswoman told us. “Figured they might as well make it beautiful.” Anyone else wallpaper a bedroom, buy a new area rug, or rearrange the furniture to keep the boredom at bay? Or did you buy a dog? We considered the third dog but […]
[…] compliance disguised as surrender might get me out of trouble for a while, but it won't secure my safety. If I simply check the boxes without the buy-in, I'm not really letting go of control, and let's be honest... I'm not fooling anyone. Not even myself. A few days ago, I found myself wrestling […]
[…] think one of the things that makes us jump into the future is because we don't like aspects of our painful present. This can lead us to buy into lies like “things will never change,” “I can't endure this,” and “it's all up to me.” The truth is, God is at work, right now. […]
[…] the toilet when I completely lost my patience over the spilled McDonald's milkshake on the backseat carpet of the car. (Note to self: good mothers do not buy their children McDonald's milkshakes. They cut up fresh fruit and bring it along to the game, and their children DELIGHT in the healthy refreshment. This is […]