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Because that would mean I’d no longer be a soldier. Though they don’t accept blind people in the armed forces, I plan to insist. Blind people actually make good soldiers because in this war, the enemy cannot be seen. He’s not in far away lands, but close enough to hear our whisper.
The enemy of the soul is alive and well making his plans to defeat us, devour us, and destroy.
His…
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Ouch! For some reason the lens the ophthalmologist placed in my right eye when he removed the cataract, at times, causes lots of discomfort.
That pain, though unwanted, holds a sobering meaning for me. But before I tell you how, here’s what Jesus says about eye ailments:
"Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with…
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I thought I'd bring a reinforcement of what we discussed re the immorality that saturates our world.
This comes from The Edge weekly newsletter written by Ms. Kim. Let her know if you enjoyed…
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Got your mask on?
Halloween has never been a meaningful event for me. In Bolivia, my native country, there was no such thing. But in my efforts to embrace the American culture, I joined the tradition. My three little boys dashed out wearing their ugly masks, hunting for candy from house to house.…
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Yes, it's almost Halloween, and since I don't celebrate it, I thought I'd share with you a different treat--the writing from a dear friend. She's awesome! And goodness; she's my right hand...and often she's my eyes too!
She writes:
Don’t move now!…
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Hey…we’re never too old to play that silly game, or pluck each pedal from the flower!…
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Maybe my granddaughter inherited my genes: always trying to have fun, causing a little trouble, and getting some action going.
But at her age - one-day old - could she have already…
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All right, all right, I admit it. When I’d hear grandparent’s shamelessly swank, brag endlessly and boast about their grandbabies, I questioned their sanity--they surely must be exaggerating, right?…
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Friday afternoon, with heart thumping and hands shaking, I dialed 911. As I related the information to the dispatcher telling her of the details of my mom’s condition—vomiting violently, weak, and dizzy, and disoriented, between sentences, I lifted desperate prayers to the Lord.…
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Yes, she does…and not from an expensive pedicure. In fact, when I was Debbie’s age, unlike her, my focus was on my looks, the perfect hairstyle, being popular, having enough clothes to flatter my figure, and the guy who would be my next date.
But Debbie’s focus is on greater things---she visits public high schools in New York City, bringing the good news, the Gospel, to students who are hurting, angry, confused, in…
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Okay, I love, love my job as an over-the-phone Spanish interpreter. But sometimes I wish I’d have someone to turn to and ask, "What’s he saying?"
Yes, it happens. For example, I’ll be interpreting along without much difficulty, when suddenly, I hear a phrase that makes my brain screech to a halt.
For instance: "I find the proof evident, and the presumption great that you…
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"During our lunch break one day in college, a friend of mine sneezed.
"In my culture, if you sneeze once, that means someone is missing you," my Chinese friend Lin told her. "If you sneeze twice, someone's saying nasty things about you behind your back. And if you sneeze three times, someone is speaking kindly about…
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Does the title, "I Did It My Way” ring a…
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With relatives like mine, who needs to go to the movies?
We just received news that made my jaw drop. My mom's cousin who lives in Peru sent an email relating details of this incident which he…
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Some of you have asked me…How do you manage to do all you do? God shepherds me along to hold a full-time job and also work full-time on my speaking and writing ministry. Hubby and I have been discussing cutting back on my job to dedicate more time to write and study the writing craft.
But is it my desire? Or God’s nudging.
Here’s insight from a successful author who took that…
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"Raise your right hand. Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but?"
I must repeat this oath at least a dozen times a day. Oh no! Not because I’m in court giving my own testimony. What I am doing, as a Spanish Court interpreter, I am interpreting court proceedings. Among the dialogue between judge and defendant is the oath all…
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