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March 23

I was 60 years old when my husband died and I inherited his Ram 1500 pickup truck. That truck was so “him” that I couldn’t trade it in. As I was attempting to get proficient at handling this...
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March 20

In January, I joined a wildlife photography tour in Yellowstone National Park. The master photographer who led the tour requested we take a different seat each time we got into the large snow vehicle....
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March 19

Our garage door broke within a few weeks of buying our first house. If I hadn’t left the trash can where I did, it could have been avoided. I felt embarrassed and frustrated, mad about my mistake...
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March 18

In Elementary school, my friend and I were talking poorly about a classmate that was really annoying us. Our teacher overheard and interrupted our whispering. “Do you know what happens when you...
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March 17

I’m more of a procrastinator than a planner. I hit deadlines, but usually at the last possible minute. I’ve learned strategies to tackle projects more sanely. I’ve vowed to “do better” so...
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March 16

In college, I took a Shakespeare course and, once I adjusted to the language, I enjoyed his plays. Shakespeare’s dialogue brilliantly captures human nature, making his characters timeless.
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February 27

Before I fall asleep, I routinely reflect on my day: Who did I encounter? How did we interact? Where was my focus? What was accomplished? In what ways did I reflect God’s character? Where did I miss...
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February 26

Food, money, possessions, products. We all have something we hoard, whether consciously or not. We save and collect and store away. “Just in case…,” we say to justify it. For me, it’s...
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February 25

When Jesus walked the earth, He already intimately knew heaven. He prayed in His deepest distress to do the will of the Father.