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“When we love, we always strive to become better than we are. When we strive to become better than we are, everything around us becomes better too.”
The time after the holidays can be rough. You’ve experienced the warm and coziness of Christmas. Your family was (or wasn’t) around. The bills start coming in from all those wonderful presents you bought. And you likely put on a few pounds indulging in all the chocolate-y goodness everywhere. And
Us parents stress about every new parenting trend that comes out. We DESPARATELY want to make sure we don’t mess up. And good grief is that hard. With every expert weighing in on every side of every argument, it’s impossible to know what the right thing is. In the last
Our single family income is never stretched further than at Christmas and birthday shopping. We know how to stretch a dollar when it comes to shopping, but let’s be honest…gifts can be expensive. And Amazon just doesn’t provide the same level of cheap shopping that it used to. Somewhere along
There’s a popular misconception that the Bible uses the phrase “fear not” 365 times. While it may not be true that there is a “fear not” for every day of the year, it’s certainly true that the several hundred times fear IS in there has a lot to say about
Let’s be 100% honest. Fear exists and we’re going to feel it. It can creep up on us or take us unaware. It will come from a source we’re aware of or know nothing about. But it’s there for the long haul. If you’ve seen people selling you the ‘get
Several years ago, I had the opportunity to go to the Mayo Clinic to help determine what in the world had gone wrong with my body. While there, I met with a doctor who (among MANY other things) discussed how the origin of pain is not in the body part
