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Five Things Every Christian Should Know

Posted on 05.21.13 by Lina Abujamra | Twitter: @LinaMay
Topics: Relationship with God

The road is hard, temptations will come, life is short, eternity is for real, people are not perfect. These things may seem obvious to some, but my gut tells me they’re not obvious to everyone. Or maybe you just need to be reminded . . .

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me, Me, ME

Posted on 05.20.13 by Carrie Ward | Twitter: @AnEverydayMama
Topics: Relationships with Others, With Your Kids

Just exactly how much ME time do I need before it becomes selfish and self-indulgent?

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Is It Time to Re-Think Your Family's Sports Schedule?

Posted on 05.17.13 by Erin Davis | Twitter: @ErinGraffiti
Topics: With Your Kids

Shouldn't someone throw the flag here? Isn't it time we notice that sports are pulling Christians out of the pews?

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An Unwelcome Friend

Posted on 05.16.13 by Kimberly Wagner | Twitter: @KimberlyWagner7
Topics: When Life's Hard

You may be enduring a winter of suffering with no hope for spring. But no matter how you entered this season of adversity, you did not enter it alone and you do not walk it without purpose. You may see adversity as your greatest enemy, but I’m throwing out a different perspective . . .

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The Next Time You Have a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day . . .

Posted on 05.15.13 by Randy Alcorn | Twitter: @RandyAlcorn

Have you ever read the classic children’s story Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day? When you first read the story, you think Alexander did have an unusual number of negative things happen to him, so no wonder he had a terrible day. But then you realize that Alexander’s day was filled with irritations and stressors typical to us all. . . .

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