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Drought. Flood. Next?
I wondered. Should I even bother to write about Texas’s out-of-control May weather? After all, just about everybody in North America has seen photos and video of cars washed over to the side of freeways, helicopter rescues, whitewater parking lots, … Continue reading
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Tagged creator, drought, flood, grass fires, natural rhythm, rain, sunshine, tornado, trust
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“Stats” or Bridge?
A couple of weeks ago I blogged about my book giveaway drawing… you know, the drawing nobody entered? Well, I wrote about it partly to tell you where the book ended up, and partly in the interests of full disclosure–I … Continue reading
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Tagged #faithculture2015, audience, authentic, blogging, comparison, identity, passion, retreat, writers, writing
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“Real Talk” — Really.
“Real Talk” for Women, the flyer at church said. The evening gathering would be the first of its kind. The flyer went on, Real Talk. Real Conversation. Real Women. To be honest, I wasn’t optimistic. In fact, I almost didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged awkward, Easter, Faith, friendship, God's love, help, Jesus, love, sincere, trust, women
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A Reputation Not Your Own
“Grow up!” Back in the first century, the apostle Paul wrote a really long letter to the church in Corinth. If I had to sum up the sixteen chapters in two words, I’d say he was telling them to Grow … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, church, conflict, defraud, dispute, Faith, fraud, Jesus, love, reputation, squabble, unconditional
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Lifestyle or “Statement?”
Lately I’ve been seeing lots of kerfluffle about “minimalism.” Premise: we Americans tend to live with way too much stuff. Endlessly marketed to, we buy into the idea that we must have more, bigger, better… stuff. Yet the stuff we … Continue reading
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Tagged clutter, decoration, decorator, design, expert, inconsistent, interior design, minimalism, minimalist, peer pressure, statement
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