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My Family At The Table
The further I traveled in my faith journey, the more God moved people in and out of my life.
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When Diamonds Fall Out
The first diamond came out and we took it in for repair. All fixed. Then it happened again, then again, then three more.
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Remembering Chris: A Sister’s Story
Would I have been as good without my brother challenging me, being the antagonist that was his nature when it came to winning? I doubt it.
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Music – Instant Sanctuary
How do we find sanctuary in this busy world? Some people have plenty of places to get away from it all, a spare room, a basement, a patio, a closet (yes a closet), or a porch. Some, not so many choices. When you live in a home with children,…
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Under the Speed Limit: An RA Story
Going under the speed limit, that’s annoying. When someone else is slow, it becomes a frustrating game of patience and self-control. What if the slow person is you? Something’s wrong with your vehicle, you feel terrible, and embarrassed. You wave those behind you to go around and mouth “Sorry” as they pass.…
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The Broken Vessel: A Believer’s Story
I was a broken vessel with pieces scattered. I had broken what He made long ago. I could no longer see parts of me. Pieces chipped, fell away. Completely shattered. I asked my Creator to take me over. I surrendered each fragment. I gave Him all my brokenness. He was…
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Writing My Truth: A Writer’s Story
My truth, raw and unfiltered. It pours out like water. My truth may not be what others want to know. My truth may be taken and examined under a microscope. I pray it does. I pray for inner reflection, to find the commonality, to see the possibilities. I want my truth…
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Pain in 402 Words: A Writer’s Story
My writing goal is a 1,000 words a day. Some days are productive and I reach beyond. Some days, not so much. Writing is my pouring out. It is my time machine back. It is my mirror. Today, only 402 words came. I pray before beginning asking God for guidance. Whatever He…
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The Drive-Thru Salvation: A Believer’s Story
After accepting Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior, I wrote a short fictionalized story of how I envisioned God offering me a new life. Time and time again, I refused. My own hardened heart and unhealthy thinking gave me a life filled with the same old outcomes – broken relationships, bad self…
