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"She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come"
—Proverbs 31:25
—Proverbs 31:25
Inspiration for Women—
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Feature Article #1The Service Challenge
Unloading groceries, filing paperwork, and setting the table! Do you ever get tired of jobs that seem to be monotonous? I have noticed that sometimes it is the little jobs that bother me the most.
by Susan Sikes | Continue
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Article #2Brotherly Love
Valentine's cards, flowers and candy are nice gestures given at this time of year. However, the world struggles to define love. The cards get recycled, the flowers die and the candy mysteriously disappears.
by Christine Prueher | Continue
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Article #3Homeschooling: Do Not Throw Away Your Confidence
Have you been told that your children would be better off in school with professionals who have been trained to teach? Have you been thinking that your children are missing out?
by Tina James | Continue
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Article #4Not to Me
When repeatedly the sound of my flesh being struck filled the room, and my silence was cause for more blows, and my cries of pain were seen as signs of submission that cleansed my soul...
by A Mother | Continue
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Article #5Restoration
"Broken. It’s broken.” My heart wept. Tears dripped off the tip of my nose onto my hand, which held a three-legged ceramic horse. His left front leg lay next to his disfigured body. A wound I caused.
by Mary C. Catterton | Continue
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Devotion—Matt. 8:14
Leave Your Mark
God does not want us making imprints on our comfortable couches, but instead, to make imprints on the world for His glory. More
by Jessica Brown
Meet a Columnist
Susan Sikes
At Home With Susan
Susan Sikes is the author of A Woman of Noble Character. Her ministry, Out of the Nest & Beyond, trains girls in the area of homemaking skills and encourages women. She sends out a free e-newsletter, News from the Nest, each month which includes a devotional, tips and recipes. To find quick and easy recipes, visit her website.
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Christian Fitness—Should it
Include Yoga?
Yoga is extremely popular in the fitness world, and many wonder if it has a place in Christian fitness. Is there such a thing as "Christian yoga" or a "Christian alternative to yoga?" More
by Laurette Willis
Handling Negative People at Work
Do you sometimes feel that you could do your job (or life, for that matter) much more easily if it weren’t for the people either around you, or those you serve, or both? More
by Beth Beutler
Live-Love-Learn
There are three words I try to remember as I walk through this world day by day. Three principles which I want to inform my decisions and attitudes throughout each day. More
by Kristine McGuire
Grandparents Who Pray
As a grandmother, I realize that I can be one of the greatest helps to my grandchildren if I am more dedicated to remembering them and their parents in prayer. More
by Karen Robbins
Veiled Glimpses
Who has seen the face of God? According to Scripture, no one. Sitting in my breakfast nook one Sunday morning and looking out on the garden and the forest beyond, I wondered why. More
by Carol Brinneman
Forsythia Means Spring Is On the Way
Forsythia reliably flowers in the very early days of spring, shouting out that the dark days will soon be over, and spring is on its way.
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by Terra Hangen
Too
Late to Start Exercising Now?
I have good news for you! If you haven't exercised in months, a year, or ever—it's never too late to begin making fitness a part of your life.
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by Laurette Willis
"Pawpaw’s Rich"
Suddenly our seven year old grandson Joshua yells out, “Pawpaw, you and Grannah are rich!” We all stopped what we were doing at the declaration. More
by Sharon L. Patterson
A Worthy Walk; A Worthy Life
We are called to live a worthy life. A life that is worthy of the Lord, worthy of the call and worthy of the Gospel. But what exactly does that entail? And is it achievable? More
by Philippa Smyth
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1 and 2 ChroniclesChronicles was written to give its original readers hope for the future of Israel
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