Spiritual Health and Wellness

As I think back to our wedding day, I remember it as a spiritually blissful time. I am my Beloved and my beloved is mine was the theme that played over and over in our minds. This romance was straight out of the Bible. I was glowing knowing we would be there to hold and support one another's dreams.

 

Then BAM, we had to live together, budget together, combine two households, adjust to each other's lifestyle, and share everything. Share everything? This transition wasn't as heavenly.

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Writer's Column

Is it God 

Sometimes I wonder …if God really hears me.

I’m a child of God, shouldn’t I know?

But no one has ever taught me so

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Writer's Column

Have we reached our goal?  Are women and men equal in today's society?  Are women achieving the most they can?  Or has our society become derailed somewhere along the trek to gender equality?

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Writer's Column

A few days ago I found myself sitting in the hospital waiting room while my husband had angioplasty. I wondered to myself, ‘how did we get here, surely we are not old enough to need this’. But low and behold we are old enough, mortality sets in and you have to think about issues that you don’t really want to.

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Spiritual Health and Wellness

Try and give pleasure to one another. Use the magic words—sorry, please, and thank you. We often forget that every relationship re-quires a certain amount of manners and respect. More often we tend to leave our manners and respect for others in the office where we work. When we treat our spouses with dignity and give them respect then we too will be loved and treated with respect, in return.

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Motherhood

Our children are so far from home, Lord--

Living among strangers in different cultures,

Living as aliens in foreign lands.

Hands I don't know are fixing their meals.

People I've never seen are giving them shelter.

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Motherhood

Remember your pre-kid days when you could be in and out of the grocery store in thirty minutes or less? Remember when the only impulse purchases you had to worry about were your own?

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Writer's Column

Africa has served as a mirror for me, reflecting back my own perceptions — my judgments and distortions. As I watched the women of Burkina Faso, specifically the women in the village of Seno-Baani, an immense respect for these committed, tireless, strong women planted deeply within me. At the same time, an unexpected realization came to the fore. I became aware of my own distortions about working women, and, to my shame, I realized how these distortions have subtly poisoned my perceived value of every American woman.
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Bible Study

Because “faith works through love,” it follows that the more love we have for God, the more faith we will exercise.  We then have ever-increasing faith.  A life that has that kind of love and faith has not only the hope of revival, but also the hope of continuous victory in the Christian life.  That is the way to revival and beyond—the way to be all our heavenly Father wants us to be in this life and the life to come.

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Writer's Column

My grandson was here for five days, and I lived to tell about it. The husband and I spent much of that time trying to impress upon Cobi that a diet of just pickles and olives is not balanced or healthy. Yesterday, he had three huge pickles for lunch . . . and that was all. He really loves salt.

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