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Why?Almost half of American adults read below high school level. God looks at your heart, not your reading skills. Big faith can be built on simple words.
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Category Archives: other
Grand Opening, Facebook Style
Next Saturday, we’re starting a new women’s Bible study at church. We’ll meet the 1st & 3rd Saturday of each month, 9:30 AM. For those who can’t come in real time (or for men who’ve always … Continue reading
Watched Over, Never Overlooked
My favorite preacher, Charles Haddon Spurgeon, did a sermon on God’s plan for our future. Read his whole message here. “I believe that nothing happens apart from divine determination and decree. Even the little things in life are … Continue reading
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Jesus Is Worth It All. Absolutely
Last week we saw the movie, “The Insanity of God” (it will shown again, 7 PM on September 13, in theaters across the country–learn more about it here). Persecuted Christians were asked: “Is Jesus worth it?” The joy on their … Continue reading
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Acts, in Obedience
My plans were in place for a women’s Bible study on the Trinity. First lesson ready to go. Second lesson, started, then trashed. Started over, stuck again. I prayed. Silence. We went to the movie, “The Insanity of God” (it … Continue reading
Turn Here!
Think about a time when God changed your plans. Rained on my picnic Caught with my hand in the cookie jar A door opened God said, “Don’t do it!” Isaiah 30:21 (NIV) Whether you turn to the … Continue reading
Sorted Words
Imagine that every word you spoke yesterday fell to the floor. Sweep them into three piles: kind words, angry words, neutral words. “Please pass the salt” counts as neutral (polite does not equal kind). Which pile is biggest?
Sweet Words
Amy Wilson Carmichael (1867–1951), missionary to India, is best known for her work rescuing young women from forced prostitution. Her wisdom still applies: “For a cup brimful of sweet water cannot spill even one drop of bitter water, … Continue reading
Stubborn Words
It is easy to think that words just fade into the air. Without consequences. But those words have power I don’t see. They leave tracks in our brains–for good or evil. Blessings or curses. James 3:10 (NIV) Out … Continue reading
Word Power
I am reading a book, Thirty Million Words: Building a Child’s Brain, on the importance of early language development. I learned that words aren’t just essential to communication, they set up neural pathways that define future aptitude. Think … Continue reading
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