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Life Advice

In His Time

I don’t know about you but I am definitely one of the most impatient people ever. I’m the one who leaves for a class 30 minutes early because I...

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His Ways Are Better

“One of the scariest realities in life is that if you insist, God will let you do it your way.” - Louie Giglio I convinced God that my plan was...

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WAKE UP!

Note from Team LO: We are SO excited to bring you this month's post from our LO sister member, Grace Novak! If you want to be a part of this...

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Arise and Shine

When you think about Christmas, what are some of the things you think of first? I am taking a guess here, but odds are you think about Jesus,...

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Embodied Trust

To be human is to suffer. As we will eventually see, the question is not if we each suffer. It is, rather, To what degree are we aware of it? and...

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Freedom in Christ

I’ve been doing my best to walk closely with the Lord for about ten years now. After identifying as a Christian for most of my life and being a...

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Fear is a Liar

At one of the charity auction events for which I had donated a painting, Clark and I won a bid on a trip. Our four children were still young at the...

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GOOD NEWS

Let’s start with a quick poll: raise your hand if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed or frustrated about something that should’ve been easy and ended up...

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What is Church?

What is church? How do we define it when our definitions change over time and can depend on a number of variables such as the passing of time and...

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Unanswered Prayer

Unanswered prayers. At least, that’s the term we use when a prayer seems to have no resonance, no evidence of heaven touching earth. In other words,...

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Seeking Heaven

“Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven” Matt 6:10 Ah. Heaven. Such a mysterious place to think about. Many of us, when...

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Salt and Light

In Matthew 5, Jesus stood on a mountainside with His disciples and captured the attention of a diverse crowd who had been following Him. The message...

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Walking with a Limp

My grandfather grew up in poverty in the bayous of southern Louisiana. When he was a young child, he contracted polio and lost his ability to walk....

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Who Before Do

“I will not yell at my kids anymore.” “I am breaking up with my boyfriend—for real this time!” “I’m going to stop hitting snooze so I can start...

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Four Corners

I recently attended a women’s retreat and we played a game called Four Corners. They asked several questions and the corners of the room represented...

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