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Indifference

It’s sad. For whatever reason, we have conditioned ourselves not to care, to see past, to stay stuck, to settle. Perhaps it’s fear holding us back. Maybe it’s laziness. Or we’re simply stretched too thin, caught up in the activity. There’s got to more to life.
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Crowdsourcing: Blessing of the Horses Event

Need your help to crowdsource an event – can you weigh in? Continue reading

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A Conversation on Life and Death

My friend Peter passed away yesterday morning. Cancer claimed yet another life. In reflecting about Peter’s life with my boyfried last night, our conversation turned to our own legacies, living in the face of death and the definition of abundant life. Continue reading

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How do I surrender?

My issue is not with why we need to surrender. My challenge is how. How exactly do you surrender? Is there a formula to follow? A prescribed pattern that works? How can a total Type A personality simply put a matter out of her mind and not think about it again. Continue reading

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Peace

I’m taking my turn at grandma’s bedside. Outside this room there’s the commotion of daily life at a nursing home. In this one-bed room, there’s only love and compassion. Quiet moments remembering all the time with my grandma. All that she taught me. How hard she worked to raise the family that now surrounds her in her final days. Grandma’s breathing is getting more shallow, more irregular, more peaceful. Soon, she will be healed of the dementia that has claimed her mind and the physical pain now masked by morphine. Thanks to her faith in Jesus, she will soon know eternal peace, the peace that surpasses all human understanding. Continue reading

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Kim Meeder Shares Recurring Theme: God Will Use a Willing Heart

Kim Meeder is an example of a willing heart being used by God in powerful ways. She has repeatedly witnessed how God has made someting amazing of brokenness. Continue reading

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Who’s Your Emmett?

Everyone needs an Emmett — someone to lean on when times are tough. Someone to encourage and correct. Someone to be a shoulder to cry on. Someone to bring a godly perspective to our circumstances. Continue reading

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Unscheduling

A full schedule leaves little room for sponteneity and God to move. Continue reading

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Best of intentions

I haven’t posted in a while – not a good sign. It means I’m not connecting with my spirit, the Holy Spirit or others. Please nudge me if you notice an absence – I could use some encouragement and a reminder of what’s truly important in my busy life. Continue reading

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Consistency in spite of hills

When I’m biking, hills suck but they help build my muscles and lung capacity, resulting in a better workout. Similarly, spiritual hills build our faith and bring us closer to God. When I up my average bike speed, or overcome a life challenge with God’s help, I feel a sense of accomplishment and gratitude to God. Continue reading

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