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  • Is There Really Anything New to Learn About Jesus? July 31, 2020
  • My Picks of the Best Podcasts for Christian Apologetics July 3, 2020
  • 5 Important Reasons Christians Should Study Apologetics July 2, 2020
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  • Adoption marketing? You have to shrink your entire life to sell yourselves as parents to birth parents? DON'T PANIC! Learn how to attract birth parents.
    Adoption

    Adoption Marketing – How to Attract Birth Parents to your Profile

    April 3, 2017 /

    Adoption marketing? It sounds scary. You have to shrink your entire life into a brief letter or booklet to sell yourselves as prospective parents to birth parents. DON’T PANIC! Learn how to attract birth parents to your unique qualities as a family in ways that are as warm and genuine as you are. Long ago, adoption agencies used a list. When a couple was approved as a waiting family, they went to the bottom of the list. Once at the top of the list, they were matched with the next baby surrendered to that agency. (this site uses Affiliate links-purchases support our ministry through a small referral fee that never…

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    Dear Birthmom, an Honest Letter from my Side of Adoption

    November 22, 2014
    I didn't rescue her, she helped rescue me. She is my starfish & I am hers. This World Adoption Day we soak up our time together, knowing it's just a season.

    World Adoption Day – My Starfish

    November 9, 2015
    Raising my daughter to know her worth and beauty as a person for who she is, not who she looks like.

    Don’t Make Your Brown Eyes Blue

    May 7, 2014
  • Disability,  Uncategorized

    Visiting Disability – What is it like to be disabled?

    March 14, 2017 /

    Living with a disability is more than just learning new coping strategies. Everything changes. Truth is I’ve gained a lot of compassion for those living with a permanent disability or chronic illness through this injury & months of recovery. Visiting disability is scarier the second time around. And I’m concerned I might end up having to stay, and it’s no vacation. I’ve realized how much I took being healthy for granted and how little I’ve truly understood struggling with disability. So far, I’ve been temporarily disabled for twelve weeks. Possibly, I may need further surgery, but someday, I hope to leave my house without a walker, cane, brace, and fear…

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  • Trying to be a Godly woman in a modern world is complicated. The world is at our fingertips, and there are so many ways to lose our way. So how do we stand firm in our faith? #GodlyWoman #ChristianWoman #FaithBasedLiving #ChristianBlogger #HisGraceGirls
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    How to Be a Godly Woman in a Modern World

    March 8, 2017 /

    Want to know how to be a Godly woman in the modern world? Trying to be a Godly woman in a modern world is complicated. The world is at our fingertips, and there are so many ways to lose our way. So how do we stand firm in our faith? The world’s ideas of modern femininity surround us. Entertainment, politics, and even education proclaim what it means to be a woman. Trying to avoid the current cultural definition of femininity would be like trying to take a bath without getting wet. I know I won’t navigate it perfectly, but I want to be a woman after God’s heart most of…

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    Skipping the Scale - Heaven Not Harvard. A year without a scale because a set of numbers doesn't set my value.

    Skipping the Scale

    January 16, 2015
    Are you looking for ways to pray during a crisis? Sometimes all we can do is pray. But thankfully we serve a God able to ANSWER those prayers! #Prayer #Faith #ChristianBlogger #PrayerChangesThings #Christian #FaithBasedLiving

    Ways to Pray During a Crisis

    March 15, 2020

    More than Conquerors

    October 31, 2014
  • Growing up, only Catholics celebrated Lent, but I've grown to embrace the season. This year I'm giving up something bizarre to be a better mom and closer to God
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    The Bizarre Thing I’m Giving Up for Lent that will Make Me a Better Mom

    March 1, 2017 /

    Growing up, Lent was something only the Catholics I knew celebrated. I didn’t know any Protestants celebrating it until recently. I thought it strange, until I understood Lent’s purpose for believers. Lent is a season of repentance, fasting or sacrifice, and reflection that precedes Easter. Lent honors Jesus’s season of preparation, fasting, and temptation in the wilderness before he began his public ministry which would eventually lead to His crucifixion. The closer I’ve drawn to God, the more I realize Christ has called all His children to live sacrificially, no matter our denomination. It’s not about church tradition. Lent is about preparing our hearts to accept Christ’s sacrifice at Easter.…

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    Do I have to go to church to be a Christian?

    June 8, 2019
    Have you Missed God's invitation? Left an empty chair at God's feast? An empty chair at our table reminded me I had turned down His invitation.

    The Empty Chair – Have you Missed God’s Invitation?

    October 18, 2015

    A Change in Perspective

    November 28, 2014
  • The Fifty Shades series isAs a Christian woman, I shouldn't have to say anything about not to reading or watching them, but as a rape victim and a mother, I felt I need to.
    Faith based living,  Marriage

    A Rape Victim’s Problem with Fifty Shades and the like

    February 23, 2017 /

    The Fifty Shades series is just the newest, shiniest example of racy romance novels turned into movies. As a Christian, I shouldn’t have to say anything to other Christians about not to reading or watching them, but as a rape victim and a mother, I felt I needed to. A lot of wonderful pastors have written tremendous articles about the dangers of Christians watching movies like Fifty Shades of Grey and Fifty Shades Darker. I can’t add much to such an excellent Christian commentary. I can only offer the purity standard I try to maintain for our home. Philippians 4:8 ESV / Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable,…

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    Please Pray - Our nation is in a state of emergency. We face, perhaps, the most pivotal moment in our nation's trajectory. And it all seems like it is spinning out of control.

    Emergency Call to Action – Please Pray Jeremiah with Me

    October 15, 2016
    Does what you put on the outside transform the inside? Christians as Rachel Dolezal - Heaven Not Harvard

    Christians as Rachel Dolezal: Faking it

    June 15, 2015
    How do we make the Bible kid-friendly so it becomes central in the lives of our children and home in a meaningful way that brings scriptures to life?

    Easy Ways to Make the Bible Kid Friendly

    May 12, 2016
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