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Continue reading →: The 16-Hour Gethsemane: Silent Tears and Divided HarvestsGood day from Colorado, where the peaks are tall and my faith is secured in Christ Jesus! Thanks for stopping by my blog, where we discuss life, faith, and the long walk toward healing. There is a silence that settles over a house when a mother is carrying the weight…
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Continue reading →: The Stone the Builders Rejected: A Resurrection in the WombGood morning from Colorado, where the peaks are tall and the tomb is empty! Today is Easter Sunday, and my faith is secured in Christ Jesus! Thanks for stopping by my blog, where we discuss life, faith, and the long walk toward healing. Easter is the ultimate story of a…
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Continue reading →: Trusting God in the “In-Between”: Finding Peace When Life Feels Flooded
Good morning from beautiful Colorado! Here, where the mountains are tall and the skies stay blue nearly 365 days a year, I am constantly reminded of the vastness of God’s creation and the steadfastness of His promises. In this high country, I am secured in Christ, knowing He is the…
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Continue reading →: Unexpected Kin: A Royal Connection in the Roots?Hello from Colorado! Today is the last day of March. I’m going to write about something outside of the woman at the well. Hum! So to speak! I feel like being creative and stretching my family historian skills to see if I’m related to the Pope. As many of us…
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Continue reading →: The City-Wide Harvest: When Your Well Becomes Their ResourceGood day from Colorado, where we have blue skies nearly 365 days of the year! Thanks for stopping by my blog, where we discuss life, faith, and sometimes our walk with Christ. When the woman at the well finally dropped her waterpot and ran back to town, she wasn’t running…
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Continue reading →: A Shifted Reputation: From the “Talk of the Town” to the “Teacher of the Town”Good day from Colorado, where we have blue skies nearly 365 days of the year! Thanks for stopping by my blog, where we discuss life, faith, and sometimes our walk with Christ. When you meet the Messiah, your reputation doesn’t just change; it flips. For years, the woman at the well was…
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Continue reading →: Deep Water vs. Surface Noise: Drawing from the SourceHello from Colorado! I am so glad you’ve stopped by the blog today. Grab a seat, and let’s dive into the Word together. Have you ever noticed that the loudest people on the sidelines are usually the ones who are the most “spiritually dehydrated”? In John 4, the conversation between the woman and the Messiah shifted…



