Hope Follows
When we follow God’s leading, we often end up in a better place. Although it may be harder, it is still better.
When we follow God’s leading, we often end up in a better place. Although it may be harder, it is still better.
“Don’t shop around for a church. Let the Holy spirit draw you into community.”
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Hope reaffirms my core value that without Jesus I am lost. And where he is not welcome, I cannot go.
Do you ever wonder why Jesus said, “Let the little ones come unto me?” Maybe they gave him nuggets of hope.
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Especially at Christmas, caregivers and families feel the sting of Alzheimer’s and dementia. We hang ornaments and remember past Decembers when our loved ones decorated the tree, sang Christmas carols and laughed while opening presents. Smells from the kitchen spike memories of Christmas cookies, cinnamon and nutmeg, that special family recipe for peppernuts. Yet now
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When the memory thief visits your family, remember Alzheimers cannot steal a legacy.
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When an author reaches one of those milestone birthdays, how can she accomplish some lifetime goals?
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My son is sick, and I am afraid. Because he is a cancer survivor (eight years, bless God!), when something happens that interrupts that heart relief of his healing – my soul fears. Last week, he was disoriented. He couldn’t drive, couldn’t write his name, had trouble putting words together to make a sentence. The
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What will heaven look like? Will it be so beautiful, we’ll need a couple thousand years to grow used to it?
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How do we deal with the question of “Why?” when heaven is silent? Maybe God sees the bigger picture through his timeless eyes.