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Just One

In Philippians 1:12-18, the apostle Paul is a prisoner. His concern for his readers causes him to encourage them. To do so, he defends his imprisonment. Imprisonment has proven to

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That They May Be One

While reflecting on Philippians chapter one, I was convinced this passage dealt with prayer. It does. However, the more I studied the passage I came to realize that within it

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Grace and Peace

Looking at the apostle Paul’s letters, we discover his use of the following phrase in his greetings. “Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus

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The Joy Book

Often times in my walk with God, I have gone back to the Book of Phillippians, It has given me direction in difficult times, especially when I have been overwhelmed

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Wellness

Here is a man who for 38 years had been ill. On this particular day, he is at a pool named Bethesda. There was a legend built up about that

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Look and live

Delivering the children of Israel from Eygpt after 400 years of slavery was apparently the easy part. Getting them out of the wilderness was much harder. In fact, some died

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Desperation

Naaman was a desperate man. Leprosy threatened not only his role in society but his very life. God had the answer for Naaman’s need. It required getting to the man’s

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Fresh Bread

There is nothing like fresh, home-made bread, fragrant from the oven, with a dab of butter melting on it. Day- old, bread just isn’t the same. When the children of

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Foundations

Jesus told a story about two builders. One, for whatever reason, decided to build his house on sand. The other builder chose rock as his foundation. It could be that

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Be Prepared

As a boy scout, my husband learned this little phrase of great importance. “Be prepared!” Coming away for the weekend with my husband so I could write was a good

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A Voice

A few years back I watched a video featuring mothers and their children. There were several sets of mothers sitting on chairs. Opposite them were children whose eyes had been

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Who are you?

John lived in the time when Tiberius Caesar was King. He was strange to the world around him. His clothes were strange. Who dresses in camel hair wrapped with a

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Bigger Barns

Last night I awoke and having just enjoyed a lovely day with my husband, and having settled in a bit more into the home we have been in for about

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Enough: More than Enough

Our human heart in its brokenness cries out: “I am enough.”, “I can do this.”, “I can handle whatever comes at me.”. It is an attempt to call in strength,

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The Old and the New

Some of my favourite stories are from the Old Testament. One is the story of David and Goliath where the little guy wins the battle because he has God on

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The Power of Light

Have you noticed the power of the sun after having been through winter? Think about the level of motivation you have on a dreary day and then compare it with

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Great is Thy Faithfulness

Students of the Bible don’t jump at the opportunity to study a book like Job or Lamentations. The subjects of pain and suffering are too close for comfort. We don’t

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