It Does Not Make Sense

August 16, 2024 by  
Filed under For Him

By Bob Kaku 

For years I had a difficult time managing my finances.  I ran up my credit cards, paid portions of my bills, and incurred hefty interest and penalties when my payments were late.  When I ran out of money, I borrowed from my parents.

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Too Many Hats

August 15, 2024 by  
Filed under Stories

By Darren Marlar 

It’s what we say when we’re taking care of the responsibilities of several people at the office – particularly now due to all of the layoffs that have taken place. “I’m wearing too many hats.”

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A Symphony of Praise

August 14, 2024 by  
Filed under Worship

There was a commercial a while back that I just loved.  It showed a dad getting breakfast for a toddler who was being occupied on the kitchen floor with the pots and pans.  The Dad was getting annoyed with the child's attempts at music until he came up with a solution.  He put on earphones and listened to great music composers as his child looked happily on at Dad, who was now enjoying his son's musical talent.  I see God doing the same thing for us.

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The American Dream versus the God Dream

August 13, 2024 by  
Filed under Personal Growth

Lately, many of our church people have been beset by foreclosures and financial problems beyond what you’d expect in this recession, plus losing a key person, identity theft, legal problems, citizenship problems, a car catching on fire on the freeway, a stroke, cancer—I don’t want to add any more. And we’re a small church!

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Nodding Onion

August 12, 2024 by  
Filed under For Her

By Kathleen Brown 

In the late afternoon, the flower’s shadow was etched dark and bold on the gray surface of the rock.  The shadow was shaped something like a hand, with eight or ten long fingers resting heavy on the stone – palming it, almost, as a basketball.

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