The Stones Cry Out

Where do you do your best thinking? I have a house FULL of kids of all ages. Between the conversations and the activities, it is rarely quiet. In fact, if I have the opportunity to sit still and be quiet, I tend to fall asleep. It’s when I am busy by myself that I think […]

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The Secret in the Snow

Hello friends! How have you been? We finally have internet at our house, so I now have the ability to connect with you more often. Today my son was reading to me from his science book. We use an eclectic approach to homeschooling, and so we do not stick to just one curriculum, but we […]

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How God Handles Broken

At my home church, 1st Sunday usually means that we will be serving communion. We eat the bread, which represents Jesus’s body that was broken. We drink the wine (or grape juice) which represents His blood which was shed for us. We are reminded to look inward at our heart attitude as we remember that […]

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Hunting Loose Ends

What does it take to be prepared for hard times? Is it possible to know that when tests come, we will do more than survive? That we can actually thrive? When being bombarded by new cultural norms, how do we keep from being swept away? How do we filter all of the information and opinions […]

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On Rabbit-trail, Research, and Reason

I really didn’t intend to write again today, but something happened that compels me to follow up on a possible rabbit-trail resulting from yesterday’s post, “Do You Know that God is Real?“ I included a song, called “Honey in the Rock,” that included an interview at the end. The interview explained the scriptural foundation of […]

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