A Time to Serve Others

An elderly person with short gray hair sits in a wheelchair on a cobblestone path, wearing a dark patterned shirt. They are surrounded by lush green foliage and quaint houses, basking in the soft, sunny ambiance that seems to serve as a serene backdrop.

Well, this probably finds you at a time where you are “done” homeschooling, but there is still much of the semester left. Maybe you’re “done” cooking and preparing every single meal for your family. Perhaps, you are just exhausted and the only place you can find rest is if you lock yourself in the bathroom…

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Afraid, Yet Filled with Joy at EASTER

A wooden cross draped with red cloth stands against a cloudy sky, evoking the solemnity of Easter. The dark, textured wood contrasts with the vibrant red fabric, creating a dramatic scene that captures the essence of this sacred time.

Are you afraid? Is joy missing in your life?  Today is Saturday, the dark and unknown day of Holy Week. As we struggle with the unknowns of life today as the result of COVID-19, consider how our feelings are similar to those of the disciples. Jesus had been crucified, was dead, and buried in a tomb…

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Messy Journey: How Grace and Truth Offer the Prodigal a Way Home

Life is messy. Jesus never promised an easy journey. In fact, He warned us of just the opposite, there will be trouble, difficulties, and sadness. (John 16:33) This includes challenges within families. Raising a prodigal child is usually extreme heartache for a parent. Lori Wildenberg, my ministry partner at 1C13P and co-author, has written her…

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Choosing Hope: Nikki Abramson

Friends, it is my honor to introduce Nikki Abramson, a young woman with a story of hope, courage, and faith. May you be encouraged by her words. xo Becky When I was five-years-old, my doctors told my parents and me I would probably die in my teens. WOW! I had been diagnosed with mitochondria myopathy,…

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Bring It Home at Christmas

A small nativity scene with ceramic figures of Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus is set against a blurred background of warm golden Christmas lights, creating a cozy and festive atmosphere.

The December blog posts have been to encourage you to slow down, serve others, and enjoy family Christmas traditions. In essence, creating a more purposeful and thoughtful holiday season. In light of the horrific tragedy in Newtown, CT focusing on matters of faith seems more important than ever. There’s only One who can overcome evil…

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