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“I sought the Lord, and he answered me;
he delivered me from all my fears.
Those who look to him are radiant;
their faces are never covered with shame.
This poor man called, and the Lord heard him;
he saved him out of all his troubles.”
Psalm 34:4-6 (NIV)
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Over the past few months, I’ve slowly become a gluten-free girl. It’s been a progressive journey, one still in progress, and not relevant enough to this post to expound on the decision in full. The change in my diet has made me realize how simple it is to change what I eat, at least in
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Recently, I’ve been captivated by the concept of wise speech in scripture. As I started my reading through Proverbs this year, I began noticing pattern in my life. I could be overly careful with my words around some people, but with others, with my “safe” people, I would throw caution to the wind. I’d rail
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It’s hard to listen when you’re tired. Exhaustion has a way of laser-focusing our attention on what we need and want most. Usually, that one thing is sleep. Rest is important, but sometimes God calls us to do things at moments and times when we’d rather be resting. And our exhaustion can be our excuse
What Going Gluten-Free Taught Me About Spiritual Appetite
Over the past few months, I’ve slowly become a gluten-free girl. It’s been a progressive journey, one still in progress, and not relevant enough to this post to expound on the decision in full. The change in my diet has made me realize how simple it is to change what I eat, at least in the United States. It’s also changed what I want to eat. And that shift has…
Proverbs 29:11: The Wisdom of Holding Back
Recently, I’ve been captivated by the concept of wise speech in scripture. As I started my reading through Proverbs this year, I began noticing pattern in my life. I could be overly careful with my words around some people, but with others, with my “safe” people, I would throw caution to the wind. I’d rail against a co-worker, complain about the drivers on the highway, or give an impassioned discourse…
Resting Well: Naps and Divine Appointments
It’s hard to listen when you’re tired. Exhaustion has a way of laser-focusing our attention on what we need and want most. Usually, that one thing is sleep. Rest is important, but sometimes God calls us to do things at moments and times when we’d rather be resting. And our exhaustion can be our excuse for turning out the voice of God. We justify our lack of obedience by quoting…
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