Tag: Coping with Anxiety
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Review: “Clover Kitty Goes to Kittygarten”
This week’s review is sponsored by cat cuddles. Let’s look at Clover Kitty Goes to Kittygarten by Laura Purdie Salas with illustrations by Hiroe Nakata.
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Confronting with Truth: Titus 3:9-11
I absolutely hate confrontation, but it’s important. Today, we’ll focus on Titus 3:9-11 where Paul instructs Titus on confronting with truth.
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Is Everything I Need Already Inside Me?
In the yoga challenge, Adrienne brought up an interesting philosophy: everything I need is already inside me. Does the concept line up with Scripture?
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Accepting Where You Are: The Widow’s Offering
Thankfully, God gives us examples of how accepting where you are can allow Him to work. Let’s look at the widow’s offering in Luke 21 to see Jesus explain.
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Humor and Stress Relief in Acts 12
Coming to Acts with a mind primed to laugh, I read Luke’s bland irony and loved it. Let’s see how humor aids in stress relief, particularly in Acts 12.
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A Way Out: Hope in Acts 16
Our church pre-k is studying Paul. The jailer’s story always struck me, so let’s look at how the jailer finds a way out and gains hope in Acts 16.
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“You Are the God Who Sees Me,” Genesis 16
I think we all struggle with feeling alone at some point or other. That’s why I love that Hagar names God “You are the God who sees me” in Genesis 16.
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Similarities Between Gideon and Moses: The Midianites
Moses and Gideon have more in common than testing God. Let’s look at the similarities between Gideon and Moses, particularly around the Midianites.
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Gideon’s Son Jotham: Curse and Flee
Last week, we touched on how Gideon’s son Abimelek went rogue. Today, we’re looking at the interesting curse and flee response of Gideon’s son Jotham.
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Gideon and the Stumbling Block
In Judges 8, Gideon and his men have defeated the Midianites. We now find Israel’s next distraction in the story of Gideon and the stumbling block.