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With God, You Got This!

Posted on September 28, 2018September 27, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

I wish I were the mom who packs perfect school lunches everyday. I would box balanced, delicious food topped with a napkin. That paper napkin would be scrawled upon with words of wisdom. Every new school year I vow I will turn that dream into a reality. On a recent manic morning, I folded a…

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Growing Through the Storm

Posted on September 21, 2018September 21, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

Ever tire of the storms of life? Ever feel sapped by the endless harassment of hurricanes, the torment of tornadoes, the frustrations of floods overtaking your days, weeks, even years? Maybe like me, you’ve thought the best days in the garden of life are the days of warm sunshine, followed by a gentle evening rain….

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He Knows… Jeremiah 29

Posted on August 31, 2018August 29, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

 

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Willful, Yet Loved

Posted on August 24, 2018August 24, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

Our fur-baby Minna loves her people. All summer she enjoyed parks, kayaking, and picnicking excursions with the us. Then August hit. My husband and I were back at school preparing our classrooms. The younger daughters started back to school. The college student returned to college. Minna moped. After school I would find Minna with her…

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Think, and Thank

Posted on August 17, 2018August 16, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

Will this list never end? I thought as I dashed off to the grocery store. Filling my cart with milk, produce, bread, and meat, I zipped up and down those bulging aisles wondering, does my family consider how much thought goes into providing for their nutrition? One daughter is headache prone: water-rich produce and the…

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Mine! Or Not…

Posted on August 10, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

Have you ever watched otters search for clams? I spent the afternoon at the zoo recently, and watching them made me think how I often perceive others’ gifts. The otters live in a wonderful habitat: a waterfall flows into a shallow stream. Rocks climb from the surface of the riverbed, providing a staircase of sorts…

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Feeling Like a Fraud?

Posted on August 3, 2018August 2, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

Ever feel like a fraud? A few years ago, I switched careers from nursing to teaching medicine to high school students. Before I accepted my teaching position, I had various volunteer teaching experiences. I had even homeschooled my own children. Yet, I didn’t see myself as a teacher. The first week of class proved more…

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Identify the Enemy

Posted on July 13, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

I awoke to instant itching, scratching brought no relief. I examined by arms: long unfamiliar appendages pink with red splotches and angry-looking welts. What I saw certainly looked like poison ivy. But I had not been in poison ivy. I knew  poison ivy- all too well. I mentally retraced where I’d been the last few days….

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Lust or Pride?

Posted on July 6, 2018July 5, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

What can take down a strong man of faith? King David and his son Solomon are two of the most revered men of faith, and rightfully so. David, named a man after God’s own heart, was awe-inspiring in his faith throughout his life. Solomon, the wisest man ever, knew what to ask of God. There…

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One Stone At A Time

Posted on June 29, 2018June 28, 2018 by stefanielynn3@gmail.com

Sighing, the prophet surveyed the site before him. Never had he imagined the City of David would look like this: Desolated. Devastated. Destroyed. What was even worse was the poverty afflicting the people: Physical poverty. Emotional poverty. Spiritual poverty, How could this happen? Nehemiah knew God. He also knew the city needed rebuilt. This was…

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