New Mercies
Are you weary, as I am, of inhumane treatment in Afghanistan, an overwhelming hurricane in Louisiana, a devastating earthquake in Haiti, political unrest here at home, and hurting friends? Where do we find hope when […]
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Discover hope through “God-moments” in your day.
Encourage your heart, soul and mind.
Give you practical ideas and resources to help in your walk of faith.
PRAYER FOR AFGHANISTAN
Picture a young M*slim woman, physically, emotionally and mentally abused by the husband she was forced to marry at age fourteen. Desperate, near death on occasion, losing several children in the womb. Then Jesus helped […]
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Family, Majesty, the Faith of a Child, and a Gold Coin
A few memories from our road trip to Yellowstone and precious time with family. Read it here.
Read PostNew Horizons, Renewed Connections!
Twenty-eight hundred miles later and four pounds lighter, Don and I returned from our road trip, filled with the love, majesty and grace we experienced along the way! We spent our first night out in […]
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Froggies and New Birth
For what are you grateful this week? How hard is it to develop an attitude of gratitude when things around us aren’t going as we planned? I had lots to be thankful for this week, with the reminder that gratitude is pleasing to my Father. Read about it at carolshope.com/
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Open My Eyes
I looked out the kitchen window and gasped. I grabbed my husband’s arm, almost pulling him over in my excitement. American Goldfinch “Look, there, on the fence.” This little beauty didn’t stay long, but we […]
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Seventy times Seven
How do you and I respond to ongoing, chronic passive aggressive hostility? I’ve written about that at “Seventy Times Seven,”
Read PostTea, Breakfast, and a Falcon
I walked into Lisa’s Tea Treasures at 11:02 to see my sister-in-law, my niece, and two grandnieces I hadn’t seen in about two years. Makenna and Bailey, the two youngest, still wore their “tea” hats. […]
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Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds…”
Hebrews 10:23-24