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The Privileged Life: Don’t Panic! Seven Ways to Cope with Anxiety
We’re not immune to anxiety as Christians. It’s not enough to hand out platitudes about love, joy, and peace to others if we’re not able to surface above a swamp-like depression ourselves. Sometimes we need to consult with a professional counselor or physician, to talk through options and decide if therapy or medications are appropriate.
Nancy C. Williams,
Where Have You Been? - Jewell Utt
Our goal is to look at circumstances through a fresh lens. We welcome all people, whether their eyes are blue, brown or red. We are so grateful for second chances and want to share true hope with all who come through our doors.
Jewell Utt,
We Would Do Well to Dig Deep into God - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
Dig. Dig down deep into God’s person, His character, His works, His promises.
Randy Alcorn,
Redemption May Be Closer Than You Think
All winter long, I mourned the blank space by the front door. It seemed fitting for my life. Another loss. Another disappointment. Another death.
Jason Davis,
Christians like Trees. Who bear fruit as they learn to trust | Dreaming Beneath the Spires
Christians like Trees. Rooted in trust and faith Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked or stand in the way of sinners or sit in the seat of mockers. But his delight is in the law of the LORD, and on his law he meditates day and night. […]
Anita Mathias,
3 Reasons To Trust God With All Your Heart - Raising Zion
Do you trust God? Think about it, if one doesn’t trust in Christ is he even a Christian? The best way to live is trusting in God alone.
Nehemiah Zion,
Satan can snatch away the seed from the hard ground – but how?
By Elizabeth Prata EPrata photo In one of Jesus’ parables, we read, When anyone hears the word of the kingdom and does not understand it, the evil one comes and snatches away what has been so…
Elizabeth Prata,
She Had Hope
I received a gift in observing a saint go through the slow process of losing herself and gaining Jesus.
Keri L. Willis,
Roots that Run Deep
On February 13, 2019, the sound of chain saws and wood chippers awakened me out of a much-needed sleep. The snowstorm of December 9, 2018, had deposited as much as nine inches of heavy, wet snow on…
Kenneth Chad Roberts,
Planted or Parched: The Drought of Our Souls - Lori Altebaumer
Mountain streams restore my soul. When I spend time in quiet reflection beside one of these streams, I lose myself in the soft murmur and sparkling clarity of the pure water. This is the water I envision when I read Jeremiah’s words about a tree planted by water, not fearing the heat. It’s leaves continually green and bearing fruit even in times of drought.
Lori Altebaumer,

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