Mountaintop Experiences: A Realization at Personality Gap
It is really quite simple; he who loves God must also love his brother, even if he does smell like an old goat.
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Mountaintop Experiences: Hair Gel and Heavy Burdens
I am sure there have been days, weeks, months, or even years when you have felt completely and utterly exhausted mentally, physically, and emotionally by various situations in your life. Many of the burdens we carry from day to day cannot be resolved on their own. Jesus simply says come to Him and He will give us rest. He will carry those burdens for us. All you need to do is ask.
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How to Plan a Retreat: 12 Steps to Make it Spiritual, Meaningful and Fun
Learning how to plan a retreat helps ensure that you are ready to host your guests. When planning a retreat a checklist is extremely helpful. Here are 12 helpful tips for a retreat checklist.
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A Chapter of Abundant Provision | An Update on Life — Fearfully & Wonderfully Jo
Hello friend! The cold has really been rocking my (fuzzy) socks lately, but hope you’re doing ok and staying joyful!! It’s pretty crazy to think I’m reaching my 9-month mark of being a post-grad - there’s been so much movement in my life, and it’s inspired both happy and sad emotions. Simultaneously
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The Story of 1,000 Brave Decisions (More or Less) – Bravester
You are going to love meeting this overcomer. This guest post is a story of so many brave decisions while overcoming a crippling childhood.
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100 Fun Summer Activities Everyone Will Love – Indoors Edition
Hey friend! Welcome back to our list of 100 fun summer activities everyone will love! If you are just joining
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Heading UP! – Charlaine Martin
Insights from Our Trip to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
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Playing Catch-Up – Charlaine Martin
Photo by Ross Parmly on Unsplash
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How to Handle Weather in the North East – Melanie Redd
Are you planning to visit the area of the US that we refer to as the North East? Discover how to handle weather in the North East.
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Valleys and Shadows — grateful, yet grieving
Last month my two adult children and I visited Arches National Park in Moab, Utah. We hiked in temperatures of 20 degrees always looking to stay in the direct sun. One particular trail was in and out of the sun leading us to an area that was completely without sun. It revealed a dark cave like space
