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Bombs explode in Boston, and we are afraid. Tornados wipe out portions of Oklahoma, and we are in shock. The Boy Scouts consider changing policy. The SCOTUS waits to rule on the legality of same-sex marriage. The chaos and craziness, the fear and worry are almost overwhelming. Think about it for a second, and life feels more than a little out of control. Satan loves … Continue reading of bombs and tornadoes

Unknown's avatarAdriane HeinsMay 21, 20133 Comments

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domesticity: not for the weak

I'm all about Christian hospitality, the very thing the culture wants to delete. Join me in making a Hawaiian chicken taco freezer meal for your pastor, taking an iced caramel latte to a new mom, and vacuuming under the guest room bed. "Contribute to the needs of the saints and seek to show hospitality" (Rom. 12:13). Shall we?

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