Category: Blog Posts
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Holy Week Reflections

Journey with me through Holy Week. Experience my reflections from Palm Sunday through the Resurrection, outlining main events of each day and my personal thoughts. My reflections are a result of meditation and conversations with God, not to reteach all aspects of Holy Week. I hope you relate to these thoughts and new ones grow within…
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The Filtering Funnel

Randomly I looked up the function of the organs in our body. One fact that I didn’t know is that the liver is first to receive anything we consume for filtering purposes. The liver processes, metabolizes, and detoxifies everything. Essentially sorting what will be nutrients, or helpful, for the body and neutralizing waste product, or…
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Don’t Forget

But do not forget to do good and to share, for with such sacrifices God is well pleased. – Hebrews 13:16 When I read this verse, and any verse for that matter, I mentally highlight key words. I considered “good” and “share” at first, then got stuck on “sacrifices” and “well pleased”. It wasn’t until…
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Snow Day

This winter, across the entire country, has been everything except predictable. It’s been winter warnings after warnings storm after storm and bone chilling temperatures and winds. Snow in the Sandhills of NC is a rarity. Most winters the Sandhills can go years without seeing one flake. This year however, has been back to back weekends…
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Christmas: When Family Became Bigger

Christmas is all about Christ! I hope you had a beautiful day reflecting on the birth of the Messiah. We commemorate Christ’s birth by gathering with family, continuing or starting new traditions and just being with the people we call our own. It made me think about who God calls his family and these verses…
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Which One Is It?

Gossip or observation? When does one morph into the other? My thoughts around gossip versus conversations that contain observations is this: gossip states things beyond what you can see, with the intention of creating an image, concept or view that is not verified. An observation is something you have seen and it doesn’t go beyond…



