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Month: November 2015

November 16, 2015

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Holy Tension
This week’s featured book: This Life That Is Ours by Lauren Burdette Today’s Reflection When I think I have the answers, it is much harder for me to experience God’s presence. I’m not looking for God because I already have it figured out, or I at least think I do. But when there is no […]
Who Are You Today?
This week’s featured book: This Life That Is Ours by Lauren Burdette Today’s Reflection Today I am learning to be gentler with myself, to not hold myself to higher standards than I do everyone else, to know the things I need in place to maintain emotional and mental health, and to accept my humanity and […]
The Need for Space
This week’s featured book: This Life That Is Ours by Lauren Burdette Today’s Reflection I find spaciousness within experiences that remind me that I am cared for and not alone, and when I can see that what I give my children is meaningful. Open space helps me to come home to myself. And then I […]
You Are a Divine Spark
This week’s featured book: This Life That Is Ours by Lauren Burdette Today’s Reflection Your children can always take more than you can give and will always need more than you have, so know when to wave the white flag and ask for help. Each person’s “tells” are unique. Ask for time for yourself before […]
Coming Home to Yourself
This week’s featured book: This Life That Is Ours by Lauren Burdette Today’s Reflection You are coming back home to yourself. You have poured out yourself in care for your children. In those early months and years, you’ve been consumed by their holy fire. You have forgotten yourself and died to yourself. You have been […]

Daily Bread

Legally His
Liz cried for joy when she and her husband received the birth certificate and passport for their child, making the adoption legally binding. Now Milena would always be their daughter, forever part of their family. As she pondered the legal process, she also thought of the “true exchange” that happens when we become part of […]
The Right Words
In the past year or so, a number of authors have urged believers to take a fresh look at the “vocabulary” of our faith. One writer, for example, emphasized that even theologically rich words of faith can lose their impact when, through overfamiliarity and overuse, we lose touch with the depths of the gospel and […]
Heavy but Hopeful
In a Peanuts comic strip, the very enterprising character Lucy advertised “psychiatric help” for five cents. Linus found his way to her office and acknowledged his “deep feelings of depression.” When he asked her what he could do about his condition, Lucy’s quick reply was, “Snap out of it! Five cents, please.” While such light-hearted […]
It’s Who You Know
In early 2019, Charlie VanderMeer died at the age of 84. For many decades, he was known to thousands and thousands of people as Uncle Charlie, the host of a national radio broadcast called Children’s Bible Hour. The day before Uncle Charlie slipped into eternity, he told a good friend, “It’s not what you know, […]
Fueled by Fire
When two firefighters, weary and sooty, stopped at a restaurant for breakfast, the waitress recognized the men from the news and realized they’d spent the night battling a warehouse fire. To show her appreciation, she wrote a note on their bill, “Your breakfast is on me today. Thank you . . . for serving others […]

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