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Listen: A Five Minute Friday post
Old Testament verses can be an encouragement from God, in our lives today. I like the well-known Jeremiah verse about the fact that he knows our life and plans. It’s a popular one to write on graduation cards or gifts … Continue reading
Legacy of Words
My great-great-grandfather Cornelis deBruyn wrote a summary about his family’s dangerous crossing from the Netherlands to America in 1889. My grandpa John Volkema compiled a journal during his military service in WWI. We have an auditory account of my uncle … Continue reading
Posted in ancestors, Ancestry, Bible, faith, Family, God, God's faithfulness, God's Holy Word, Holy Spirit, writing
Tagged ancestors, ancestry, Bible, faith, family, God, God's faithfulness, God's Holy Word, Holy Spirit, writing
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Great News!
In a few months, Lord willing, I will be able to unveil something very exciting! I have worked on a book for the last several years. After the loss of my mother as a young girl, for many years I … Continue reading
Posted in Family, God's faithfulness, Grief and loss, Holy Spirit, Hope, Mom, Mom's legacy/diaries, mother loss, mother-child connections, Motherless Daughters, Mothers and daughters, New Book 2019, writing
Tagged family, God's faithfulness, grief and loss, Holy Spirit, hope, Mom, Mom's legacy/diaries, mother loss, mother-child connections, Motherless daughters, Mothers and daughters, New Book 2019, writing
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LACK: A Five-Minute Friday Post
Lack. This word reminded me of the first verse in Psalm 23, I will not lack anything. But I have some verses from childhood days of old, packed away in my head. In those olden days, we usually used … Continue reading
He Holds Me
Smack! The car careened in two circles, jumped through the air, and landed in the ditch. Eerie silence. This is how it was explained to us later. About ten years ago, one of our sons had a serious car accident. … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, Family, fear, God, God our Father, God's faithfulness, God's Love, God's protection, love
Tagged anxiety, family, fear, God, God the Father, God's faithfulness, God's Love, God's protection, love
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Even IF
Word prompt of the week, is IF. Find many stories at Five Minute Friday on Kate Motaung’s blog. http://fiveminutefriday.com/2018/06/28/fmf-link-up-if/ *** When I first saw the word prompt this week, this story plunked itself into my brain and would not go away. … Continue reading