How to Think About Loss and Grief After Texas Flooding
There's no greater pain than losing a child. To parents grieving after the Texas flooding, here's what I have to say and hope I want to share.
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Have You Ever Been Unfairly Judged? - Today Can Be Different
How many people have I hurt with my hasty and superficial judgments? How many have you? When we feel the urge to judge, wouldn’t it be wiser (and more compassionate) to give others the benefit of the doubt? Isn’t this what we hope others would do for us?
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With God as My Walking Stick — Nicole O'Meara
Tactile paving is my nemesis. The yellow plates of bumps at the edge of a crosswalk or sidewalk were created to alert visually impaired people of an upcoming hazard. I’m so glad someone invented bumps that help, but for me, those bumps are a hazard! With God’s words to Jeremiah echoing in my mind,
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The Little Foxes in Our Backyard
Lovely little foxes are reminders to be wary of the world’s lures.
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Hannah
I'm a Christian who sees the church as my second home. Not only were my parents the ones who raised me, but our church elders and members also played a significant role. However, despite attending church every Sunday, I still have some questions regarding my faith. As a writer, the articles I create serve as answers to the questions I've had and continue to have, and I hope they can serve a purpose for others who are searching for the same answers.