Kathy Howard, author of the new release, Fed Up with Flat Faith, guest blogs for us today. To read more of Kathy’s personal blog, visit http://www.kathyhoward.org/. What is your usual response to this question: “How are you?” Many—if not most of you—probably answered with something like this: “Fine. Busy.” I hear it every day—sometimes out of my own mouth. Over the last few years, I’ve
Janet Thompson, author of the new release, Dear God, He’s Home! guest blogs for us at New Hope Digital today. You can visit Janet’s blog at www.womantowomanmentoring.com. My retired husband is constantly coming up to me asking, “What are you doing?” He said he can’t stay away—he’s drawn to me like a magnet.—Mariann Dear God, When we were first married, Dave literally followed me around the
Kathy Howard, author of the new release Fed Up with Flat Faith, is guest blogging for us today. You can read Kathy’s personal blog at www.kathyhoward.org. Gathering Tinder for a Faith Fire Jan is an average gal with an above average passion for Jesus. When she talks about Him, her eyes widen, her voice fills with excitement, and sometimes she even has trouble standing still.
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Kathy Howard answers our questions about her newest release, Fed Up with Flat Faith. NH: In your speaking engagements and conferences around the country, what symptoms of flat faith do you see or do people describe to you most often? KH: One very common thing I have observed is that Christians easily allow religious activities to overshadow their relationship with Christ. Our culture perpetuates this.
Author Jennifer Kennedy Dean guest blogs for us today. You can visit her daily blog at www.prayinglife.org. The Blood of Jesus Purifies As humans, descendants of Adam, we have two problems for which we need a Savior. One problem is the sins we commit; the second problem is the unrighteousness that causes us to commit them. The salvation that our amazing God engineered for us
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by Mark Bethea In a small town outside of Atlanta,Georgia sits a community of refugees from all over the world. A few weeks ago, I had the privilege to share a traditional Sudanese meal with a family fleeing intense political persecution in their Sudanese village. As we forced down a chicken liver stir fry, we learned about each other’s cultures, religions, and life stories. A
Janet Thompson continues her guest blog about her new book Dear God, He’s Home! Read the first part of this blog. You, and He, Need an Outlet When Bob retired, he bought two snowmobiles. I didn’t like those smelly things, but I didn’t want him to go alone. I was so happy when he met other snowmobilers and I didn’t have to go anymore! Then he started
Janet Thompson is guest blogging for us today about her new book Dear God, He’s Home! The second part of her post will appear tomorrow. Dear God, He’s Home! The wife of a stay-at-home man is going to talk to God—a lot! Maybe she’ll write a cathartic letter in her journal: Dear God. Another wife might begin her pleading or thankful prayers with “Dear God.”
by Mark Bethea Valentine’s Day is a holiday dedicated to the expression of love. Of course, our society has blown it out of the water with cards, candies, presents and extravagant spending, but at its simplest form, it is simply about love. For you, it could be love for your husband or wife. It could be love for your son/daughter or mother/father. Nonetheless, today is
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by Lynn Groom In grade school, I adored holidays. Making handprint turkeys, polystyrene snowmen, shoeboxes decorated to hold valentines—all combined with the smell of crayons. Trick-or-treating. Presents. Baby Jesus and the bright, shining star. Holidays were the bomb. By my latter teenage years, I had grown to dislike a few holidays. In March, I did not have anything green to wear, and I would get
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