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Throwback Thursday:It’s not the Happiest Time of the Year
IT’S NOT THE HAPPIEST TIME OF THE YEAR By Carolyn Dale Newell For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes...
My.#HealingJourney days 1nd 6 from Spinal Fusion
Day 6 of Spinal reconstruction surgery, front and back. Why didn’t anyone talk about pee? I’ve seen every topic covered, even brushing teeth, but no...
Putting Feet on Your Faith part 3 “The Open Door”
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Connecting the Dots
“And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.” (Romans 8:28 NKJV)...
Trusting God in Uncertainty: My Faith Journey Through Medical Fears
Are you struggling to trust God when life takes an unexpected turn? Today, I share my personal story of facing medical uncertainty, wrestling with...
Precious in God’s Sight
PRECIOUS IN GOD’S SIGHT By Carolyn Dale Newell He has no form or comeliness; And when we see Him, there is no beauty that we should desire Him....
The Biblical Response When You Keep Hearing “NO!” – Overcoming Rejection series
You feel you can never attain your dream. The doctor says "No improvement." The court battle doesn't result in your favor. You receive a...
God Can Use a Pandemic
Last year at this time, Covid attacked my body. I’ve never been so weak or sick in my life. It took forever to gain my strength back.
Unwilling to catch the dreaded virus for a second round, I stayed home. Since sick people refused to stay home, I decided I would hibernate, as I called it.
Each year, I ask God for a word for that year, and the word for 2021 proved quite interesting. Connect. How was I going to make any connections hibernating?
Are You Having Thanksgiving with Demons?
For every creature of God is good, and nothing is to be refused If it is received with thanksgiving; 1 Timothy 4:4 NKJV No, it...
Could Obstacles Really Be Opportunities in Disguise?
I love these rare cool summer mornings when guide dog Iva and I can enjoy an extended walk. As we strolled down the sidewalk, I heard fierce barking from within a house. Iva hates this house! When the dogs are outside, they come to their fence, right beside us, barking as If they want to tear her up.
She’s sped up before, and last time, she made a desperate attempt to run across the street.