Judging Others as We Want Them to Judge Us
Isn’t it interesting that although we’re often guilty of making snap judgments about others, we gravitate toward people who exercise nonjudgmental love?
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Becoming the Wife Bert Thought He Married
Whenever I chose to honor and respect Bert, it brought me joy – and moved my marriage in a better direction. I started to behave like the wife I prayed to be – the wife Bert thought he married.
Continue reading →Be Encouraged: This Is Not Your “Forever”
When life feels stuck and hopeless, God’s Word reminds us that difficult seasons are not forever. A personal testimony of faith, healing and hope through Scripture.
Continue reading →May America Resound with The Prayers of Future Generations
I’m thankful God blessed me with people who modeled prayer as a way of life. Because of their example, I sought to model the same to my children. If we teach our younger generations well, perhaps they’ll learn to respect our nation’s leaders and our military. Maybe they’ll be more likely to honor our flag and better appreciate our Gold Star families.
Continue reading →Are We Hooked on Hatred?
It’s possible to strongly disagree with people without spit-firing snarky remarks in our hearts. Degradation will never lead to mutual love and respect in relationships with those on the other side. Snark will never allow us to explain our point of view. Instead, it closes the door to open communication. Forever.
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