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I didn’t really fathom the enormity of the meaning of Easter until after Lydia died, my adorable five-year old baby girl. I knew absolutely nothing about death until July 16, 2008. Prior to that, it was elusive to me. It was terrifying, and something I shied away from in every conversation that arose. Death was…
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I woke up this morning and sat up on my bed, legs dangling towards the floor. The heaviness of my eyes was overwhelming. I was exhausted, yet weirdly refreshed and thankful to find that the stinging of my bloodshot eyes had subsided after a few hours sleep. My mind didn’t waste any time reminding me…
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Do you every wonder if God is there? If He really hears what’s in your heart? I just had to share this morning how God was speaking to me. My first clue was the dream I had last night. It was the most amazing. So here it is……I found it easier to write it in…
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So July 16, 2018 marks ten years since our car accident.-when a routine commute to work on a hot summer day, ended with my daughter gone and my son and I in the hospital. I remember clearly when it was nearly evening time that day and we were finally allowed to leave the hospital. I…
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Sharing again, a post I wrote two years ago…. July. It’s here. Bittersweet. It’s a sweet month for our nation, one in which we should all give thanks. Yet on the other hand, for me, its sharpness once again caught me by surprise, saturating my soul and wetting my face with the painful sting of…
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I let out a big sigh and pulled the covers over my head, just wishing they would go back to sleep. You see it was 6:10 AM, no school or work and I was exhausted. Not to mention, I’m not a fan of being woke up in the early morning. Nothing makes one smile more…