Month: December 2018

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In case of emergency

My dad died when I was 1 year old so I was raised by my mom. Growing up, I was always afraid that my mom would die; I wouldn’t have any parent with me here on earth; and I would go live with my aunt and uncle. I loved my aunt and uncle, but the thought of losing my mom terrified me. I suppose my fear got better as an adult, but in many ways, my fear just changed. I no longer needed my mom for food, shelter or clothing, but I needed her wisdom, strength, encouragement and spiritual guidance.

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Preparing for Christmas

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Much more than another day

There is no question that Christmas is much more than just another day. In fact, all of human history hinges upon this day we call Christmas, dividing our calendar between B.C. and A.D. Whether you believe in God or Jesus doesn’t change the fact that Jesus was significant enough that our calendar changed because of his birth.

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Distraction can lead to inaction

Joseph and Mary, who was with child, traveled from Nazareth to Bethlehem to participate in a mandatory census. While they were in Bethlehem the time came for the miracle baby to be born and Mary “gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no katalyma available for them.”

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Celebration is required

In order to be a great parent, friend or family member we must consistently contribute compassion and celebration into the lives of others. Compassion and celebration are not an option, they are a requirement.

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What does compassion in our home look like?

There are two actions that our children, family and friends need from us. The great news is that God longs to pour both of these actions into our lives. And as he does, we can consistently contribute these actions into the lives of our children, family and friends.

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