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Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing: Part One

I would ask my children as they were growing up if I went in the backyard and put a little bit of dog poo in the brownies they would never know. This is why we need to KNOW God’s Word to know if poo has been added to God’s Word. The world is filled with false preachers leading so many people astray.

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Finding Joy in Life’s Imperfections

Jennifer reflects on appreciating her unique, vibrant yard compared to neighbors’ lawns, emphasizing a positive perspective on life and the importance of gratitude and intentionality.

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Facing Demons: Revisiting Cheyenne for Closure

Jennifer reflects on facing her demons from Cheyenne, Wyoming, emphasizing the potential benefits of confronting painful memories.

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Overcoming Speed Bumps and Potholes

In navigating life’s challenges, prayer helps find peace and resilience. With Christ at the center, we learn to handle difficulties gracefully, embracing growth and strength while trusting God with our burdens.

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Fuel Your Spirit: Nourish Your Mind and Body

The post emphasizes the necessity of regular self-care—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—highlighting how neglect leads to depletion while advocating for balanced nutrition, exercise, and daily engagement with scripture.

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Is this really in the Bible? Myths Debunked Part One

I am sure we have all said or heard or thought that there are things in the Bible that are not or things in the Bible taken out of context. I decided to think of ones I have heard and find the best picture to go with each one. How many of these things that are so easily said because it sounds nice but is it biblical? They may be good phrases, and nothing wrong with saying some of them but need to be careful how we are saying them.

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Faithful Parenting: Trusting Enough to Let Go

Parenting involves nurturing children while allowing them to learn from their own experiences. Emphasizing love, faith, and support, it encourages resilience and highlights the transformative power of redemption and forgiveness.

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The Art of People Watching: A Divine Perspective

Jennifer reflects on the joys of people-watching, imagining their stories while also acknowledging possible struggles. She emphasizes seeing others through God’s perspective, filled with love and compassion, and the importance of kindness.

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Finding Stillness: Connecting with God in a Busy World

In a fast-paced world, Jennifer reflects on the challenge of stopping to connect with God, emphasizing the importance of stillness and personal time in prayer and scripture.

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Living Boldly: God Is Not About Statistics

Jennifer reflects on living boldly for Christ. She rejects fear, focusing on eternal purpose and the significance of each day.