By: Colette Miller In the Jewish tradition, Passover is a week long celebration. It usually falls around the time of Christian Easter Sunday, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. During this time, our walk with the LORD is brought into focus for many of us. The very same night He would be arrested, […]
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As a mom and a wife, I have enjoyed watching my husband interacting with our children over the years. Quite honestly, neither of us had much experience with children and had very little confidence about this “parenting thing.” Through God’s amazing grace, we have grown to realize that there is no greater joy in life than
Have you ever stood in the card aisle for an hour, searching for that perfect card that fits your Mom to a “T”? You know there has to be that card that expresses how you truly feel about her, but you can’t seem to find it. Some come close in words, but the picture is
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Our family has a new and unusual tradition in the spring time of year. We have foregone Easter celebrations, turning instead to the celebration of Passover. Since we are not Jewish, we have dubbed this holiday as a Christian Passover. Isn’t Passover and Easter the same thing? This question rings in my
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Be my Valentine! Aaahhhh! Stirs up dreamy imaginations of affections lavished upon us as we relish in the indulgences of the one who adores us so! Oh, to be the center of someone’s world! To focus on the one who cannot live without me, this person who sacrifices all their desires in
One of our most cherished Christmas traditions started as soon as the children were old enough for unwrapping gifts. On Christmas morning, once the time arrives to open presents, all the presents under the manger are handed out to each recipient. Then, as a show of honor and respect, we all take turns opening
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