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The Wonder of the Past: How Remembering God’s Mercies Helps Us Face the Present and Future with Faith
In moments like these, we need hope that brighter days are coming, but the only sure way to convince ourselves of that is by looking backward.
Scarred
It’s amazing how in four weeks, the eight-inch incision on my abdomen has gone from gaping and oozing to healing and growing. The swollen, scabby wound is now a soft purple scar winding neatly down from my belly button. When I look at it, I am perplexed that...
There and Back Again: Remembering
Last year during a trip to China, we arrived just in time for the annual Ching Ming festival, a day to honor the dead. Families who could barely keep food on the table bought paper decorations and offerings of food and drink to leave at the graves of their departed...
Wildernesses I Have Known
Yesterday, as I was running on the treadmill at the gym, the reality of my multitasking fast hit me with new urgency. How was I going to run three miles without the distraction of my iPod or at least reading the closed captioning on the hanging television sets? I...
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