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Intentional Living
Each new day delivers fresh choices, choices which impact our quality of life.
What do we really want out of life? And are we arranging our lives around those desires?
Intentional living puts feet to our goals. We face a daily choice. Will we construct our lives in a manner that reflects who we really want to be? .Read more here
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Becoming Dr. Weiss Doug Weiss was the child of two sex addicts and an emotionally unstable, alcoholic stepfather. His real father abandoned both his mother and him before he was born. Later, Doug was shuffled from foster home to foster home. Learn how an emotionally-wounded Doug became Dr. Doug Weiss, a sought-after internationally known speaker on marriage, recovery and men's issues, who now uses the pain of his past to help thousands of others break free from sexual addiction.
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Prayers from an Empty Nest Oh, how difficult it can be to let go of our adult children as they venture off on their own. Learning to let go requires discipline. Lots of discipline. This article shares insights from Jo Ann’s personal journey.
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I Have The Right We struggle with surrendering our "rights" to God. Our right to be safe and secure. Our right to be healthy.Our right to have our children live a good, long life God longs for us to live free of these obsessions. Imagine how different our lives could be if we were willing to say, "Yes," to whatever God has in store--even if it means being out of control. . Read more here.
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Spiritual Spring Cleaning Surely a disordered, messy soul is as important as an untidy, cluttered home. Are we willing to allow God to declutter our lives? Read more here.
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Stephen Baldwin Speaks Out About His Faith Stephen Baldwin was keenly focused on his career and on the world. But the events of 9/11 changed his perspective as he surrendered to the pull of God on his heart. Baldwin now encourages people with the story of his powerful transformation.
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Angry at God "God, sometimes I'm just angry with you!" There, I said it. The sky didn't crumble. My heart didn't stop. And the world marched on. I know; I'm in dangerous territory. Foolish actually--for being angry with God leaves me nowhere else to turn. But I'm here, so I might as well admit it.
Sometimes in my disappointment, I lose focus. Godly families lose their homes. Chronic illness attacks Spirit-filled wives. And good people die while criminals prey on innocent children. Frankly, it outrages me. Read the full article here.
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