It Is the Lord!
God pours out His supernatural heart to man with gestures of love so grand they are unspeakable. Cover to cover our Bible captures the incomprehensible. The written Word is a sacred gift. Sometimes I feel…
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Shanda Neighbors is passionate about truth and the reputation of God. She is a devotion writer for VineWords: Devotions and More, a contributing author to Love Knots: Stories of Faith, Family, and Friendships, Volume One (VineWords Publishing) and a devotion speaker at Word Weavers Piedmont-Triad, North Carolina. Her long-term goal is to enter the media industry. She, her husband, and two daughters live in North Carolina.
Cheese Guy
One thought surfaces in my mind: Cheese Guy’s reaction has to be about more than cheese…
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Shanda Neighbors: Giving Thanks
Thanksgiving poem
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Shanda Neighbors: Jimmy Choo Shoes
The Lord sees our hearts. He sees our motives, the secrets, the truth. I fooled the salesman, but there’s not a chance of me doing so with God….
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Shanda Neighbors: All-Knowing All the Time
Sometimes, time makes the issue less of an issue as wisdom grows, and passion for our rights weans. The opposite is also true. Time can intensify these arguments, leading to bitterness, distance, and broken relationships….
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Shanda Neighbors: Picking Up Rocks
This is why I struggle with obedience to the Lord; I end up doing things that don’t seem to matter or even make sense, and I miss out on things that I feel do matter. …
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Shanda Neighbors: The “Messterpiece”
My daughter’s team not only lost miserably, but they managed to build what looked more like a straw squid than a tower. They dubbed it their “messterpiece.” “Messterpiece.” Isn’t that what we look like to God without His intervention? …
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Shanda Neighbors: The Family That Fights
The wedding vows sometimes feel somber. “Till death” it is, but sometimes I genuinely want to get away from them…
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Shanda Neighbors: Peace
Once again, I bid you greetings from my office- the back seat of our Honda Accord…
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Shanda Neighbors: Seasonal Discomfort
I accepted the lie of helplessness. I took off my armor, replaced it with my electric blanket, and laid on the couch. Only after my timeout came the realization; I’m not called to understanding, but to a relationship with the God who understands it all. I am to remain connected to Him, led by His Spirit, and clothed in the armor He provides. Snacks are no defense. I became one for the enemy that day….
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