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Blessed Assurance

by Melinda | Jul 1, 2013 | About Me, Claim to Fame, He's Bigger than Me, Healing Hearts, Living Low, Living the God Life, Thankfulness

  We attend a non-denominational church whose worship music style is very contemporary, or that to which we like to refer as “rockin’.” Yesterday was a particularly wonderful set of music that really struck my heart in a way it hadn’t in...

First Things First

by Melinda | Jul 1, 2013 | He's Bigger than Me, Healing Hearts, Thankfulness, Working Out Faith

I was in the back of the store, checking cartons of eggs to make sure none were broken. There were a couple of other people back there, too, getting their dairy items, when suddenly all of our heads shot up at the same time. Skunk. All of us were assaulted by the...

So They Will Know

by Melinda | Jun 29, 2013 | About Me, Blogging, Living Low, Reaching Out, Thankfulness

  If you check in here regularly, specifically from a Facebook link on your computer (mobile devices seem unaffected), you know I’ve had a bit of trouble this week. I’ve been posting the link to my daily post just like I do every other day, but...

Midnight at the Oasis

by Melinda | Jun 28, 2013 | About Me, Living the God Life, Random Musings, Thankfulness

  It took about half a second. I glanced down my Facebook news feed – very quickly, I might add – and happened to catch a friend’s post about an old Maria Muldaur song… Midnight at the oasis…send your camel to bed… (It’s...

Trust. Forgive.

by Melinda | Jun 27, 2013 | Healing Hearts, Living Low, Relationship, Thankfulness, The Glory of Friends

  I listened to her address our little group, seeming hesitant, but determined at the same time. It was a hard topic, a hurtful situation that had many years under its belt, and it wasn’t really met with open hearts. But she pressed on. She explained how...

You Can’t Always Get What You Want

by Melinda | Jun 26, 2013 | He's Bigger than Me, Living Low, Thankfulness, Working Out Faith

  He walked past me, head hung low, and miserable, as if he was heading in to a doctor to receive a difficult diagnosis. I guess he sort of knew what was coming, as I could hear part of the conversation in which he eventually found himself. His good qualities...
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