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Martha, Martha
Today in my readings I came across this passage: “Mary sat at the Lord’s feet listening to what he said. But Martha was busy with all the things that had to be done. She came to Jesus and said, “Lord, … Continue reading
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Art Lessons From the Creator
I’ve been noticing more and more recently how much my son wants to emulate my husband and me. He is 17 months now, and is becoming more physically capable of actually doing things on his own. He can wash his … Continue reading
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A New Spin on Repentance
I’ve been reading The Ragamuffin Gospel by Brennan Manning. I’m not finished with it yet, but so far it has been a great read. It’s really made me think, and I think Manning has a really excellent view on the … Continue reading
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What Do I Have In Common With Moses?
I was reading from Exodus today during my morning prayers. It is actually a continuation from yesterday’s reading where Moses encounters the burning bush, and therefore, comes face to face with God. After getting over his surprise that the bush … Continue reading
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Common Prayer
I was looking in the public library one day for books on prayer. I knew I wanted to do something related to prayer during lent. I came across Common Prayer: A Liturgy For Ordinary Radicals which is published by Zondervan. … Continue reading
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Lent
You are dust, and to dust you shall return. There’s nothing quite like that verse to keep one humble. I think it comes from Genesis 3…but correct me if I’m wrong. I’ve been thinking about the approach of Lent for … Continue reading
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Contraception and Religion
Recently, there has been much controversy over Obama’s new policy on birth control. Basically, it would require everyone, including religious schools and hospitals to provide employees with free contraception. Now, as someone who has previously used “the pill,” I do … Continue reading
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Abortion…A Sticky Issue
Abortion is always a tricky, controversial issue. It is also quite polarizing. Staunchly pro-lifers I’ve spoken with often seem to demonize women who have chosen to get an abortion. Pro-choicers I’ve spoken with often seem to demonize those who would … Continue reading
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Encouragement
I crossed this verse in my daily reading. I found it very encouraging. Coupling that with blue sky and sun streaming in the window, I’d say I’m feeling quite content at the moment. Romans 8:38-39 For I am convinced that … Continue reading
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A Good Example
Martin Luther King Jr. was not the only person working toward equality for all during the civil rights movement. Let’s not have any misunderstandings about that. He also was passionate about a lot more than civil rights. But I think … Continue reading
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