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Elisabeth Elliot wanted to profile one to whom she felt she owed a great debt. It was through the writings of Amy Carmichael that Elliot fir...
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I'm once again joining in Works for Me Wednesday hosted by Shannon at Rocks in My Dryer . You can go over there each week and see links...
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Has the Silly Bandz craze hit your kids yet? Do you even know what it is? I wrote an article at Newtown Patch explaining it, and I'd ...
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The weekly Books on Screen column that runs every Thursday at 5 Minutes for Books is one of my favorites. Every Thursday, we post our tho...
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Must be a God-thing (LOL) because I had a post today entitled "Whose control are YOU under?"
I've been thinking on this topic recently. Ever since my car was diagnosed with transmission problems. The particular problem leaves me in four-wheel drive all the time, which puts stress on the axels when I take sharp turns. So, can you picture me trying to control the amount of sharp turns I take? It's completely unwieldy. As it is completely unwieldy to try to control every aspect of our lives. (Surely, this is the stuff of a future blog post.)
Anyway, yes, control by God in our personal lives is a safer, gentler place to be.
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