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When I was a child, I was plagued with this disorder that my mother liked to call “selective hearing.” Perhaps you’ve experienced this as well: whenever mom would call that [...] ...
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This post is part of the February Synchroblog “Cross Gender Friendships”. Those of you who have followed me for a while will remember that I did some writing about friendship between men and women. I reviewing those posts, I realized that I had not as of yet done a good ...
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When I was a child, I was plagued with this disorder that my mother liked to call “selective hearing.” Perhaps you’ve experienced this as well: whenever mom would call that dinner was ready or say something like, “Hey Megan, I’m going to run some errands at the mall, do you ...
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(credit: Robyn Vining) She was the greatest little surprise I could never have even begun to imagine. My nose. Her father’s eyes. A personality all her own. I had been told all my life that motherhood was the ultimate fulfillment in a woman’s life. Fo ...
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We learn best through stories. It’s like there is something in our bones, deep down below the marrow that resonates with story. Stats can leave us shell-shocked. Tables can please our eyes. Stories change us at the very core of our being. Rachel Held Evans‘ story, as found both ...
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Things often start a lot better than they end. If there was ever a time when the promise of the future seemed brightest, when hope was the most alive, it would be the beginning of Judges. When I started reading it, I was rooting for Israel. Come on people! You ...
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Things often start a lot better than they end. If there was ever a time when the promise of the future seemed brightest, when hope was the most alive, it would be the beginning of Judges. When I started reading it, I was rooting for Israel. Come on people! You ...
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