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Where Has Graciousness Gone? Practicing Self-Control

[…] character and integrity to the backseat as our emotions are unleashed, and sadly, Christians are not the exceptions to the rule. And all the while, a watching world observes us not practicing self-control becoming unhinged by our hatred and disgust. When I travel across the country and speak, there is one thing that remains […]

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Give Comfort to His People

[…] many forms. We don't wear our heartache as visible, outward wounds, but we all know how much pain is out there. In the midst of a sin-saturated world, people need to know that they matter-that their pain matters-that they are seen. It's been said that suffering that feels senseless is the hardest to bear. […]

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Show Others God is Real by Suffering Well

Is there someone in your life who you long to see experiencing the more that a relationship with Christ brings? Do you find you lack the right words to articulate just how much your faith means to you, and wish that you could communicate it in a way that really has impact? One of […]

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Overcoming Weaknesses When the Best You've Got Isn't Enough

It has come to this. My two-year-old, Charlotte, ate cookies for lunch. We have officially limped over the finish line of one of the longest summers in history, and that was the best I could do today. Summer break began on May 23rd, and the start of the new school year has been long […]

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For Your Weekend: Cling to Him

[…] moments of daily life—the more we will find Him. Like Anna, the more we find Him, the easier it becomes to let go of ourselves and the world and cling with hope to Him. We wait with Him in faith to desire His will over our own and remain confident in His promises and […]

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For Your Weekend: Lessons from Cana

[…] broken aspects of our lives are turned into something extraordinary: the consolation received from family and friends during moments of grief, a loved one—or perhaps even ourselves— breaking free from the chains of addiction, the return to the confessional after a long departure, a conversion to the Catholic faith, the gift of a child, […]

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For Your Weekend: With God, Less is More

[…] that there is only one God is nothing new to the Christian, but for the ancient Israelites, it was earth shattering. In the time of Moses, the world was dominated by polytheism. These gods were mean, manipulative, and vindictive. People were required to sacrifice to the gods for favors, but the relationship between man […]

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For Your Weekend: Stop Murmuring

[…] it might not always be words, but murmured thoughts in the depths of our heart are just as destructive. When we grumble, we fail to see the world with eyes of faith, and we forget the goodness of the Lord. When we murmur, we cling tightly to our preconceived notions, we labor for the […]

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For Your Weekend: All We Need is Jesus

[…] Ready or not, apostles, it’s time for spiritual boot camp! Jesus was asking them to level up, strengthen and stretch their spiritual muscles, head out into the world, and, in His name, preach repentance, cast out unclean spirits, and anoint and heal the sick and suffering.  It was the time for them to practice […]

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For Your Weekend: Private Lessons and Mustard Sandwiches

[…] that is necessary (Luke 10:41–42): resting at the feet of Jesus. Oh, make no mistake, we want to rest at His feet—we just need to solve the world's problems, orchestrate peace in our homes, control everyone around us, and vacuum the rug before lying down.  Practically speaking, how do we do this? How do […]

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