Fill Your Mind (by Cathe Laurie)
As Christians, we must set our hearts and minds on Jesus and allow Him to change us from the inside out...
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Connie Harper3 min read 
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A horse reined in – or one to be prodded –
Which would you rather have on your team - A horse to be reined in - or one that needs to be prodded out of the gate? By God’s grace (and lots of mercy) I
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'Amazing Grace', How Sweet the Sound: William Wilberforce's Story Returns to the Big Screen for 20th Anniversary
Twenty years ago, Amazing Grace brought to the screen one of history’s most remarkable stories of courage, conviction, and social justice. Inspired by the true story of British politician William Wilberforce, the 2006 film follows an idealistic young man who enters the halls of Parliament determined to confront one of...
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Nancy C. Williams
A Crucible in the Desert
When God plunges you into a burning crucible, His purpose may be to purify you for His kingdom purposes.
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Lisa Price
What Does it Really Mean to “Abide”?
Walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, to please Him in all respects, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God; strengthened with all power, ac…
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How to Grow Spiritually Without Burning Out — Celebration of Discipline
The coffee's gone cold by the time you remember you meant to read something before the day started. The Bible's still on the nightstand, bookmark exactly where it was three days ago. You grab your keys instead and go.When Spiritual Growth Starts to Feel Like Another TaskThere's a particular tiredness...
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Connie Harper
Connie has been writing almost her entire life. She's been a follower of Christ most of her life, also. When her two life passions converged, she found the work Christ had predestined for her to do. Connie loves to share her faith and life experiences in hopes of giving others encouragement, comfort, and a more faith-filled outlook on everyday life. Connie raised two children while working in the medical field. She and her husband live in North Georgia with dog, Bella Grace and horse, Picasso.