How much control do I have over the tough things in life?
Control and Me
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Praying for our Young Men, Day 3. C is for…
Companions. C is for Companions. You can tell a lot by a person by the company he keeps. In fact, people will judge you by your group’s activity before they will judge you for who you are, simply because association matters. If you don’t want to be judged as the group, don’t hang out with…
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Praying for our Young Men, Day 2. B is for…
Praying for Our Young Men, Day 1
Whose Light? Sabbath Thoughts.
Arm I a light to others?
Am I trying to share my own light, or reflecting the true Light?
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An Act of God and Is it Really His Will!?
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Silent Snowy Sabbath!
Jack Frost and his Icy Artwork
❄️ Frost and snow, two tools in God’s toolbox, are highlighted through photo images in this post about the icy artwork in Nature. ❄️
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A Vintage Thrift Store at Christmas!
Take a look into a really neat thrift store that I love to visit! They’ve dressed it up for Christmas time!
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Sabbath Thoughts—‘Twas the Night Before…Jesus Came
God’s Love Notes. Silent Sabbath #3
God’s love notes can be found in surprising places, but one place where we can find evidence of His love for us is out in nature!
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Homeschooling when your kids are driving you crazy
Crazy days are bound to happen in homeschooling. What are you going to do about it?
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Silent Sabbath November 20, 2021
Thankfulness and Gratitude Resources to Help Count our Blessings!
Counting our blessings!! Resources and ideas to express gratitude and thankfulness. For Thanksgiving season and any time!
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Sabbath Stones
Sabbath Ebenezer Stones Our Sabbath Ebenezer Stones“Here I raise my Ebenezer…” In Bible times, the children of Israel were instructed to set up memorial stones, so they could remember God’s care them them. The stones served as silent witnesses to God’s provision and intervention. What better time, than on Sabbath, to reflect on God’s care?…
