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I Appreciate The Solemnity of Memorial Day

Today Can Be Different Posted on May 21, 2025 by SherylMay 19, 2025

If your loved one died while serving our country, I grieve your heartbreaking loss. I pray we, as a nation, will be found worthy of the huge price you and your fallen soldier paid.

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Posted in Couldn't Categorize (for countless reasons!) | Tagged america, John 15:13, memorial day, nation, sacrifice, service members sacrifices, soldier, solemnity, souldiers' sacrifices, United States of America

Are We Modeling Intolerance to Our Children?

Today Can Be Different Posted on May 14, 2025 by SherylMay 12, 2025

When we demonstrate that someone who dares to cross us doesn’t deserve our respect and prayers, our children see us at our worst. What will their chances of succeeding in their relationships (and life) be if they behave in the same petty, unforgiving way we do?

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Posted in Christian Up! (Maturing in Our Walk) | Tagged beloved child, childish behavior, children, disagree, disagreement, disagrees, enemies, grandchildren, intolerance, lead your children, Matthew 5:44, pray for our children

A Mother’s Day Tribute to My Children’s Stepmother

Today Can Be Different Posted on May 7, 2025 by SherylMay 1, 2025
Debora Demoruelle Hamilton

Many years ago, after my first marriage ended and my mental health prevented me from raising my children, I asked God to provide a mother figure who could be there for them while I sought help in one behavioral medical unit (mental health hospital) after another. Thankfully, God provided that in Debbie.

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God, The Reason For Our Hope ~ In Honor Of National Day Of Prayer

Today Can Be Different Posted on April 30, 2025 by SherylApril 27, 2025
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God wants to be involved in every area of our life because we’re important to Him. Let’s live as if we knew, from personal experience, that the God of hope is, indeed, the “reason for our hope!”

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Do You Always Have To Have The Last Word?

Today Can Be Different Posted on April 23, 2025 by SherylApril 21, 2025

What if our angry words were the last words we spoke before we suddenly faced God in eternity? Would you wish for a do-over? Or what if our hateful language were the last words our husband, sibling or neighbor heard from us before we or they died?

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