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Contributor Glenda Shouse: Time Stealer

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Time stealer, motivation killer, clutter inducer… Ugh! That’s procrastination.  It is defined as an act or habit of putting off or delaying, especially something requiring immediate attention.  A friend shared her journey through this land of “I’ll do it later.” It was a problem she could not overcome on her own.  It took time, help from the Lord, and perseverance. She mentioned two scriptures that she relied on. These strengthened her. The first scripture was I can do all things through … Continue reading →

Diane Virginia: Wash Day

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It was “Wash Day.” Elise got right to work separating the laundry into piles. She loaded the washer, reached for the cleaning agents, and meticulously measured the bleach, detergent, and fabric softener, pouring each into their respective receptacles. Elise hit the start button. As soon as she glanced at the remaining piles, she realized she had made a terrible mistake. The white clothes were still on the floor. “No!” Elise exclaimed, jamming the stop-cycle button. She removed her permanent-press clothing … Continue reading →

Contributing Guest Blogger: Harry Wood: Redeeming the Time

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      Have you ever at the end of the day said, “Whew, where did this day go?” Furthermore, you think; what did I get accomplished? Well, thinking on this for a moment, let us look at it in a positive way. Sometimes this thought, indicates displeasure in how we measure our labor, daily tasks, and appointments. Let me encourage us to plan our days, and prioritize what’s most important. Here are some things to think about: We all … Continue reading →

Diane Virginia: Wash Day (3-Min)

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She hath washed my feet with her tears, and wiped them with the hairs of her head.  Luke 7:44b It was “Wash Day.” Elise got right to work. She separated the laundry into piles, loaded the washer, and reached for the cleaning agents. She meticulously measured bleach, detergent, and fabric softener, pouring each into their respective receptacles. She hit the start button, and turned away. As Elise glanced at the remaining piles, she realized the white clothes were still on … Continue reading →