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Make sure to enter to win a great giveaway today at the end of this post! Can I get a fist-bump for June, please? We made it! The space between Easter and summer always feels like one giant roller-coaster, careening towards a million deadlines and obligations. Basically, I’m just holding on with white knuckles until […]
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Join the online study of Determined: Living Like Jesus in Every Moment! Imagine waking up every single day convinced that the twenty-four hours ahead of you are a precious gift to be used wisely. Now imagine that you know exactly how to spend them to be a force for God’s good. All too often we […]
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I met Jesus when I was twelve because my best friend in middle school invited me, an unchurched introvert who had just lost her mother, to church camp. Here’s the deal. I thought I knew Him. I mean, I’ve known Him for thirty years. And all this time I thought I’ve known exactly who He […]
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Recently I’ve been reading through the stories of six women in the Bible, some who trusted God well and some who struggled with it. The goal? To change my prayers from this thing is really stressing me out to I trust you, Jesus. I love these women’s stories so much because they are just like […]
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So I’ve never been a resolution type of gal. I’ve made ’em. And I’ve ditched ’em. Lately, I’ve decided to ignore them altogether. Living with a chronic disorder teaches you to hold the future with loose hands, but that’s not necessarily a bad perspective to have. Maybe you’ve got that same perspective? Maybe you know […]
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Some 2,000 years ago, the people of God waited. Having been 400 years since they had heard from Him, they probably wondered if He had forgotten about them. And still, some held out hope that they would see the prophecies of old come true. Today, we might have a similar question in our minds: has […]
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I’ve spent the morning doing some writing and editing with my back porch door wide open. Fall has finally arrived in North Carolina and the air outside is swirling with change. For starters, it’s twenty degrees cooler than it was just a few days ago. On cue with the temperature shift, there’s a fresh crunch on […]
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I’m writing to you from my kitchen, where I have been quarantined with the puppy until she is allowed to explore the rest of the house. I’m supposed to be packing for our trip to the beach this week, but instead I’m thinking about a bird. Yes, a bird. You could hear the flutter of her […]
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This post is for two women: the one who feels at home in the church, and the one who does not (scroll down if this is you). To the woman who feels at home in the church: I know you’re excited for tomorrow. I am too. There’s a special kind of joy that rises with […]
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I was just about to walk onstage to deliver my message at a speaking event in Linesville, PA, when I felt a sudden pop in my back—just behind my left kidney. Bible in hand, I had just whispered amen after praying that God would guide my words as I prepared to teach on the compassion […]
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In this week’s episode of No Dusty Bibles, we recap Numbers 19–28, a powerful stretch of Scripture that highlights God’s unwavering faithfulness in the face of human failure, leadership transitions, and wilderness testing. From purification laws and leadership handoffs to serpents, blessings, and rebellion, these chapters reveal a God who remains steady—even when His people […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, we explore Numbers 27–28—a powerful look at leadership transition and the steady rhythms of worship. As Moses prepares to pass the leadership mantle to Joshua, we witness a heart posture of humility and trust. At the same time, God reaffirms the importance of consistent offerings, showing us that […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, we dive into Numbers 25–26 and witness a sobering moment in Israel’s journey—one marked by compromise, idolatry, and the consequences of turning from God. Yet even in the face of failure, God’s mercy shines through as He renews His promise and prepares His people for what’s ahead. If […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, we explore Numbers 23–24, where the prophet Balaam finds himself unable to curse the people of Israel—because what God has blessed, no one can undo. As King Balak tries to manipulate the situation, Balaam speaks only what God allows: words of blessing and truth. This episode is a […]
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Diagnosed with an incurable genetic disorder that I inherited from my mom, I know what it's like living with a story that is not easy. I've got a slew of major medical events in my chart. Oh and my doctors tell me that my life expectancy with vEDS is 48. So there’s that.
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