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Measuring Up

Have you ever felt like you don’t measure up? You know, comparing yourself to others is something we never seem to outgrow. Not as fast, not as smart, not as attractive, not as athletic, not as… Comparing isn’t just for kids or for those seeking to succeed in their professions. As a retired “senior” adult, …


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We need to be thinking like Jesus – we need to have the same mind set that He did. He came to serve mankind but He didn’t compromise His principles in His service. He was humble and loving but stood resolute in His message of victory over sin and living godly. “Earth, sing to the Lord! …


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Forgiven & Free

Some people think that to follow God’s Word and to be obedient to the instructions we receive in the Bible is stifling, constricting and even archaic. But…I’m not one of those people! To me the Word of God is vital, living, powerful and life changing in a positive and strengthening way. I can live by …


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We all like to receive good news but here we are not even two weeks into the new year, and I feel that some of you are struggling with an Eeyore complex. It’s hard to see anything good – you’ve become discouraged and hope seems to be fading. Before you allow that kind of thinking …


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When I was a kid we loved to play hide n seek. The neighbor kids would all come together in our front yard and we would scatter from there. Our houses had been built in a pecan grove so there were lots of trees to hide behind to avoid being caught. We would play for …


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