Tag: Faith
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Tea Tuesdays
Blogging is work! I have a new found respect for bloggers who daily or even weekly consistently post. It takes dedication, inspiration and time to provide fresh content that has value and informs. The secret, it seems, is a passion for the topic, a plan and a schedule. Imagine that, a schedule! I’m wading in…
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Wear the Cross for the 21 Martyrs
It’s nearly unbelievable to think what is happening to our brothers and sisters in Christ is the Middle East. I am calling all brothers and sisters to stand in solidarity with our martyred brothers and sisters in Egypt. We are the nation of the cross. Wear your cross as a sign of unity of faith.…
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The Gift of Pondering
Originally posted on Faithpondering: Ok, so it’s been way too long since we have posted. Maybe we (I) haven’t been doing what our blog name implies, pondering faith. Got too busy, too distracted, to take time to ponder. Today is a good day to begin again. It’s so good that God doesn’t condemn when we…
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And the Winner Is…..
I’m a foodie and I can attribute my borderline obsession with food to my husband. He comes from a long line of amazing home cooks and has picked up all the ‘tricks of the trade’ by observing his mother and memere (grandmother) in the kitchen. Out of hundreds of meals produced by his hands, I…
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Five Unusual Signs of Blessing
‘God bless you.’ I’ve said that to people, have you? What do we mean when we say that? I think I’ve meant – ‘may everything go your way’. But some of the ways Jesus described blessing in the Bible seem to be a little different. In Matthew 5, in what is called the Beatitudes, Jesus…
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Stacy
Last year while living in Columbia, I had the great privilege of attending a Bible study led by Stacy, a very Godly woman in my church. What I loved most about the way that she taught was seeing the genuineness and realness of her relationship with the Lord. He really was living and present in every aspect…
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The Dichotomy
We’re so stuck on our outward appearance. Watching TV and movies, you’d think that’s all there is to life. But there is this great dichotomy happening within and without each of us. Do you feel it? Paul, the writer of the 2nd letter to the Corinthian church years ago, understood it. Listen to this from…
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He Walks With Me and He Talks With Me
I’m thinking of an old hymn this morning as I write this. I deeply appreciate the old hymns because they are so full of such deep meaning. Many are full of theology, some are cries to God for help, many contain Scripture. I also enjoy the new worship songs of this day, but nothing will…