Excuse me God, can we talk?
July 28, 2023 by admin
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By Lisa Buffaloe
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God” (Philippians 4:6 NIV).
When Chipper was a puppy, he escaped whenever we opened our front door. He thoroughly enjoyed the chase as his family screamed like wild people for him to stop. One getaway occurred when my husband and I were in need of surgeries, and our son had asthma. The puppy was the only healthy one in the bunch.
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Prioritizing
July 27, 2023 by admin
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By Jennifer Kearson
Ring, ring, ring, goes the phone as I was sitting down to begin my much needed to do list. My busy schedule, once again, has flooded my brain with many tasks like BSF (Bible, Social, Fellowship), my lesson writing for The Christian Pulse, and grading those papers that are, of course, due tomorrow. Yikes! I say to myself, "when am I going to be able to get all of this completed?"
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Shed Blood Insurance
July 25, 2023 by admin
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By Elisa Galante
There are so many commercials out there nowadays for insurance. Car insurance, life insurance, health insurance, and insurance for just about anything you can name. There’s one that claims, “Are you in good hands? You can’t afford not to be”.
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The Secret Life of a Soccer Mom
July 24, 2023 by admin
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By Rachael Sales
TLC (The Learning Channel) has produced a new television show called The Secret Life of a Soccer Mom. It is a reality series in which stay-at-home wives and moms get the opportunity to live out their dream lives for a day. It is geared towards women who believe that they have put their lives on hold in order to take care of the home.
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The Lord Is My Helper
July 23, 2023 by admin
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By Lisa Brewer Buffaloe
The boy dodged through trees, running at top speed until he reached Mrs. Walden’s house. The Civil war had left many women and children alone; he couldn’t bear to think of something happening to Mrs. Walden and her daughter. He banged on the back door and through gasping breath warned his neighbor, the bushwhackers were coming.
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