
- A Song In The NightBy: Lynette Bloedow My health journey over the last year has been like a yo-yo. One day I am up and feeling positive and energetic, the next I am down in the dumps and reaching out to the Christian musical world to lift my spirits so I can cope with life. I often reach… Read more: A Song In The Night
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Learning As You Go
By: John Kerr I remember still, walking in Glasgow and coming across a man working in an open chamber in the sidewalk. I couldn’t help watching as he worked with a cable full of multicoloured wires. I was transfixed as I watched him sort through hundreds of different wires. He was working with a telephone cable long Continue reading
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Sin is Sin…Right?
By: Eric Comer Late last summer, our youngest grandson, Silas had a great time playing in the dirt. Needless to say, the dirt got the better part of him. Mom and Dad were away, and Grammy and Papa had the responsibility of cleaning him up. Grammy had him in the tub, and Papa was Continue reading
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My Temple
By: Ed Sywyk I love Jesus with all my heart and I make Him first in my life, but I also have a strong desire to eat. I don’t see this as gluttony, but as something that makes me feel good. I was told by a friend, “some people eat to live, but you Continue reading
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God is Ever Good
By: Lynette Bloedow “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change.” James 1:17 (ESV) “See the morning sunbeam lighting up the wood, Silently professing,’God is ever good, God is ever good.” I come from Continue reading
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Run to the Garden
By: Casey Korstanje Ah, New Year. The mind turns immediately to resolutions. Things you vow finally to do this year. Things you promise yourself you’ll stop doing. Secret sins to repent, diets to follow, exercise to take, sloth to chase away. Excellent! There’s nothing wrong with introspection or changing the things you want to Continue reading
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Two Roads
By: Alissa Cooper This road. This festive bedazzled road looks all too familiar. It blares at you as you approach it, a curiosity. Not this time. I won’t do it this time, you say trying to convince yourself and yet it only takes a brief moment to pull you in. Perhaps it is Continue reading
