Tag Archives: Faith and Family

Learning to Flow

Just when you think you’ve found a rhythm, something changes.  You adjust to your child’s nap routine, then he drops a nap.  You finally develop a system that works while the with the parent’s day out schedule and then spring break happens.  I’m not so sure that we’re supposed to be comfortable.  Between kids and [...]

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Labor to Rest

by Elise Klepatz “Let us therefore strive (labor) to enter that rest…” Hebrews 4:11 Sounds like a paradox, doesn’t it? If you’re laboring you’re not at rest, right? Well, the kind of laboring I’m talking about here certainly isn’t childbirth! This kind of labor involves renewing your mind to the truth of the gospel. It involves taking [...]

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“Supposed to” Kind of Love

As Valentine’s Day approaches I can’t help but reminisce on my first Valentine’s Day with my husband after we got married. My then 20-year-old Prince Charming had gone to the grocery store the evening of February 13 to secure a gift of romance for his new bride. When it came time to open our gifts, mine was still [...]

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Acts 6:1-7

So… it’s been a while since I blogged on the book of Acts.  I would like to say that I’ve spent the last 4 months studying these verse to come up with something incredible, but that would be a big fat lie.  Read Acts 6:1-7 and join me back here. The church has been growing [...]

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Song of the Season

Christmas is loud.  Everything is decorated.  Your minivan has a wreath on the front and you put antlers on your husbands truck.. but not REAL antlers; you’d NEVER kill a deer!  You used the cute stuffed antlers from the $20 car decorating kit at the drugstore.  All of the stores have the fake snow spray [...]

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Top Ten Lies… continued

A few months ago I wrote an article entitled “Top Ten Lies Satan Tells About Marriage”(which pretty much consisted of the list and no explanation), and I intended to write again soon to tell why each lie made the cut. Now I am finally writing again, though my 10-month-old has begun a fun little game [...]

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It Is What It Is

I remember a time when I would have described myself as a private person.  I also remember a time when I could go to the restroom without announcing “I have to go pee pee”… and then have a little person (who, by the way, only speaks at a level right below a police siren) give [...]

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