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Stay on Course

Have you ever felt off course? I know I have. When I have felt off course I know at some point there was a loss of connection and somehow, somewhere, there was a disconnect spiritually.

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Charisse Jenkins Charisse Jenkins

A Tale of Two Sisters

Sisters hold a bond stronger than glue. I am the oldest of three girls. To say we are close would be an understatement! My mother always told us that we were one another’s’ greatest friends and treasures.

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Claiming Grace

Sometimes I cannot wrap my head around grace. Being able to receive it feels like trying to catch a firefly: I see it glistening in the darkness, and I long to capture it in my hands and call the beautiful thing my own…

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The Truth About Who You Are

The enemy loves to try to tell us who we are.

He insidiously sneaks into our mind. Tainting our thoughts, he attempts to turn them from truth into lies.

Lies that tell us we are insignificant, inadequate, insufficient, incompetent, and insecure.

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Something New

“Look, I am about to do something new; even now it is coming. Do you not see it? Indeed, I will make a way in the wilderness, rivers in the desert.” Isaiah 43:19

We, in the church, often use this verse at the beginning of a new season or a new year. 

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Liz DeFrain Liz DeFrain

Grace and Truth

Grace and Truth.

I love these words, “and then they lived happily ever after,” just like a good Hallmark movie.

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Bouncing Back from a Bad Choice

I remember the moment vividly. I was sitting at my desk contemplating how to fix what seemed like an impossible problem. Feelings of fear and uncertainty mixed with a sense of urgency, pressuring me to make a choice….

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Clouds

I love the mountains. Their endless beauty is astounding! Sitting high above a region and seeing the depths below proves our significance and our insignificance…

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Instead

“If only I had this instead of that… “

Isn’t this what’s going through our minds at times?

We say to ourselves, “If only I had that job instead of this job,” “Why do I have to deal with this sickness instead of living with full health?”

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Blog Liz DeFrain Blog Liz DeFrain

What Are You Thinking?

Several weeks ago, the cul-de-sac and incoming street where we live was getting resurfaced. The resurfacing project was preceded by a well-laid plan…

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The Greatest is Love

The Bible says that in the last days, the love of many will grow cold because of the increase of wickedness (Matthew 24:12). In these days that we are living in, it can be very easy to forsake love.

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Put the Book Down

I have an object lesson in my mind as I write these words. It’s a picture that I strive to remember as I navigate relationships in my life.

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Liz DeFrain Liz DeFrain

Kindness or Blindness

As I was preparing for a week's vacation, like many of you, I was facing some deadlines before leaving.  One of those was videotaping a sermon for a ministry in Zambia. Finishing up my notes on Tuesday evening….

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When He Leaves You on Read

One of my favorite parts of being a counselor is being educated. Not in the sense of earning degrees and certifications from higher education facilities. Nope. Not that kind of educated. I’m talking about when a teenager schools me on the current lingo.

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