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The Importance of Self-Reflection in Assessing Your Love for the Lord
When I was 18, I joined the contemporary ensemble at the early service of our church in Chattanooga. I stood on stage with others in front of hundreds of people and sang about God. It was a privilege and the highlight of my week. I was overwhelmed with the talent of this group. There were…
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Walking in Light: Following the Path of the Samaritan Woman
Reflection based on the reading of John 4:1-42. I restarted the Bible in a Year podcast with Father Mike. I completed it last year, but I desired to read the entire Bible again. This week, we are at the first Messianic checkpoint which is the reading of the Gospel of John. Recently, we read John…
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Unveiling the Power of Trust: A Comprehensive Litany
This week I was introduced to the Litany of Trust written by Sr. Faustina Maria Pia of the Sisters of Life. It is a powerful prayer that can help us relinquish our fears and uncertainties. It reminds me how I am not alone in my struggles, and I can place my trust in God’s capable…
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My Birthday – A Homecoming
“Are you from Chattanooga?” The checkout lady pointed at my shirt. I forgot I was wearing my Chattanooga, TN shirt In Oklahoma City. “Yes, well, I was born and raised in Chattanooga, but I live in Nashville now.” The lady smiled. “I love Chattanooga…” and went on at length of her last trip there and…
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Cappuccino Chaos: A Laughter-Filled Brewing Blunder
I started the day with gusto, but my energy was starting to wane. 86 coffees hadn’t sustained me through my morning, so I decided to kick it up a notch. I was going to make my first cappuccino. All on my own. My husband had made the last 300 or so, and it had looked…
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