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ODB: Other People’s Business
Four of our grandkids were playing with a miniature train set, and the younger two were arguing over an engine. When our eight-year-old grandson began to intervene, his six-year-old sister stated, “Don’t worry about their business.”
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There Is Purpose to Our Waiting
By the world’s definition, waiting is only a means to an end. The waiting itself is not enjoyable nor see important, but merely something to endure to reach our end goal.
Yet the Bible exhorts us to wait (e.g., Psalm 27:14), particularly for God Himself.
Letter to a Depressed Christian
“Find your passion” sounds like dated advice, but every now and then we still go back to that, especially when we’re stumped on what we should do.
Mental Health in the Bible: Voices of Hope
Hear from Viola about how her love affair with cats began when a pregnant stray cat entered into her friend’s property, why cats make the best companions, and what her cats, Luna and Sniper, have been teaching her about God’s love for us.
What Is God Calling Me to Do?
“Find your passion” sounds like dated advice, but every now and then we still go back to that, especially when we’re stumped on what we should do.
Letter to a Depressed Christian
“Find your passion” sounds like dated advice, but every now and then we still go back to that, especially when we’re stumped on what we should do.
Mental Health in the Bible: Voices of Hope
Hear from Viola about how her love affair with cats began when a pregnant stray cat entered into her friend’s property, why cats make the best companions, and what her cats, Luna and Sniper, have been teaching her about God’s love for us.
What Is God Calling Me to Do?
“Find your passion” sounds like dated advice, but every now and then we still go back to that, especially when we’re stumped on what we should do.
There Is Purpose to Our Waiting
By the world’s definition, waiting is only a means to an end. The waiting itself is not enjoyable nor see important, but merely something to endure to reach our end goal.
Yet the Bible exhorts us to wait (e.g., Psalm 27:14), particularly for God Himself.
How I’m Learning to Focus on the Present
The news came just after our first anniversary. When the doctor confirmed my pregnancy, hugs and squeals of joy followed.
But the initial thrill was soon eclipsed by the ills of early pregnancy – morning sickness, loss of appetite, and a drop in energy level.
There Is Purpose to Our Waiting
By the world’s definition, waiting is only a means to an end. The waiting itself is not enjoyable nor see important, but merely something to endure to reach our end goal.
Yet the Bible exhorts us to wait (e.g., Psalm 27:14), particularly for God Himself.
How God Helped Me Move On From a Past Relationship
We were in a relationship for seven years. It ended when I told him that I would choose career over relationship.
When I finally realised that he was truly important in my life, I got in touch with him again, hoping we could get back together. But I was too late.
What Would Godly Social Media Look Like?
I have a love/hate relationship with social media.
Love: I love connecting with friends around the world, and knowing what’s going on in their lives.
Hate: Sometimes it feels about as fun as trying on bathing suits one size too small. I feel not enough.
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ODB: Other People’s Business
Four of our grandkids were playing with a miniature train set, and the younger two were arguing over an engine. When our eight-year-old grandson began to intervene, his six-year-old sister stated, “Don’t worry about their business.”
