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Blog post“I wish I could stand on a busy street corner and beg people to give me all their wasted hours.”
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Wouldn’t it be great if we could stock up the hours others have wasted or don’t want? Did you know that most people waste at least two hours every single day? Unfortunately, no one can loan us any of their spare time. Most of have an inkling that we actually do have time for the things we’ve complained there was no time for. We have a hunch that if we could manage our -
Blog postSacred Surgery The historical surgery took place on February 15, 1921. Dr. Kane applied local anesthesia to his patient and cut through skin and tissues, found the infected appendix, removed it. The patient assured the medical team he experienced minimal pain and discomfort. The patient’s name? Dr. Evan Kane. The patient and the doctor were one in the same person.
In the 1920’s, removing an appendix was considered major surgery, requiring a large incision, and always needing general -
Blog postMemories are comforting.
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Today would have been my 39th wedding anniversary with Pastor Paul Giesbrecht . Our marriage ended on October 17, 2009 as he was promoted to heaven through his tragic motorcycle accident. For those who’ve lost loved ones, whether it be an accident, murder, suicide or anticipated (as in cancer or other terminal illness) I understand. It’s so hard to accept Gods will when it hurts so bad. It’s hard to make sense of our suffering w -
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Blog postShaken But Not Moved We haven’t had a break. We’ve gone from pandemic to protests. Most of us haven’t been able to gather in person for church services for several months. Children are out of school. Adults are out of jobs. Life as we knew it half a year ago is totally different now.
We can be certain – we are shaken but not moved.
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God is moving with grace, love, and power. You and I can make a daily choice – to keep a laser focus on God’s constant prese -
Blog postYou are done with quarantine, lock-down, and social-distancing. Life as you knew it pre-COVID19 is totally different. And not much to your liking. You miss your family, friends, and future. Your plans have changed, and your dreams have died. Loss is all around you. Yes, I get it. COVID chaos has affected my family, too. My sweet daughter and son-in-law have lost their jobs, dear Margie is losing her home, and my courageous friend Julie’s stepdad passed away after becoming infected with the co
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Blog postWhy pray for America? What to pray for America? How to pray for America? I know I’ve been wondering that some thing…so here’s a few tips on How to Pray for America: WHY PRAY FOR AMERICA?
God is sovereign and nothing comes as a surprise to Him. Whether we face fluctuating economics, threats from abroad, unrest at home, or other troubling circumstances, our Heavenly Father is not caught unaware. Through prayer, we are able to tap into His wisdom, strength, protection, and peace. He sta -
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Blog postWe will meet again. Soon, and very soon. Today is April 29, 2020, the sixty-third birthday of Paul Eugene Giesbrecht. But it’s our eleventh year to celebrate his birthday on this earth with out him. It’s hard to know what to do with the birthday of someone who has died. It definitely should not be forgotten. Yet it’s stressful to remember. Ecclesiastes 7:1 says, “The day you die is better than the day you are born.” Then why does remembering feel so painful?
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Blog postYou have hit the wall.
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You’re so done with this COVID19 crisis. You want to get back to normal. It’s really hard to keep pushing through this. I get it. I’ve got to keep reminding myself, God is in control. How do we find hope during the COVID19 crisis?
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It helps to have a list of people or things we are thankful for. Every morning I make a list of at least 5 to 10 things I can thank God for from the day before. I remind myself, we are on -
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Blog postThe COVID19 Choice
Chaos. Changes. Challenges. In addition to figuring out life in quarantine, we’ve made unprecedented decisions about how to spend our time as we “stay safe, stay home.” I’ve been asking myself the question,
“Will I come through COVID-19 bitter or better?”
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We have a choice, don’t we? You don’t have to look very far to notice two types of responses: fear or faith. Fear is a God-given natural response when our physical or psycholo -
Blog post“You have cancer,” announced Dr. Du. Immediately, my senses went numb and the room began to spin. As the harsh reality set in, my mind reeled, Cancer, me? How could that be, there’s no cancer in my family. I looked across the doctor’s office at my husband, Paul. I said, “This is really bad.” I remembered Romans 8:28, “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.”
And then I made a choice—to give God more at -
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