It’s Frugal Friday, and today we’re talking gas prices! Here’s how I manage to save approximately $150 in gas, despite driving a massive SUV.
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When Life Gives You Lemonade…
This time of year we like to reminisce about 9/11 and honor those who lost their lives in 2001. It’s great that we remember and pay reverence to that day in our history. Yet, I wonder if we’ve lost reverence in our everyday lives.
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Simple Ways to Save Money on Food
When it comes to money there remains one common denominator between the spenders and the savers. We all have to eat. And unless someone dares to channel Bear Grylls and live off of roadkill and strained urine, food is gonna cost an arm and a leg. Come to think of it, trying to be like…
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Called or Asked?
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If Satan can’t tempt us to sin in the usual carnal ways of the world, he will fill our to-do lists with “good deeds” to the point that we neglect our true callings.
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Created Resources for Sharing Christ through Art
Created Resources provides art and Bible study resources along with events to help girls and women creatively live out their purpose.
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Unconditional Love
Yesterday was the last day of my son’s first year of “big school” {insert crying Emoji here}. I’m not a sentimental or emotional person, but I do feel sad that it went by so quickly. People told me all year “once they start Kindergarten, it flies by.” And . . . they were right! He…
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Are You Birthing an Ishmael or an Isaac?
Anyone who has been in church most of his or her life knows the story of Abraham and God’s promise to make him a father of many nations. For anyone who isn’t familiar with the story, start at Genesis 12 for the story of Abraham and God’s call on his life. Just like Abraham, I…
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How I Feel About Avengers: Endgame
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4.5/5 It’s rare that my husband and I get to watch a movie in the theater that isn’t targeted to toddlers, but we’ve gotten lucky with the last few Avengers films. I think it has something to do with opening weekend falling on the same weekend of my hometown‘s heritage festival. One of my…
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Because He Lives…
I can face tomorrow. This hymn has popped up in my mind many times over the past two weeks. And, truth be told, Jesus is the only thing helping me face tomorrow right now. A few days ago we lost our pastor. Not to another church or another state or even another country. We lost…
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The Power of Hope
This week has been rough. I’ve had conversations that never should’ve taken place, given news of people dying, heard of tragedies and dealt with nagging mishaps like flat tires and disciplining my kids. Of course, this kind of week occurs during my busiest work week of the month. Then, to top that all off, midweek…
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