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THE LONG ROAD HOME by Erny McDonough

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 21 Mar 25 - Comments Off on THE LONG ROAD HOME by Erny McDonough

 Why do we often take the long way home? For we do, returning, only after much wandering, to the abiding realities of living. Perhaps this is one reason we are brought again and again with certain inevitability to the story of the Prodigal Son. We walk searching for fulfillment. Our personal fulfillment often takes us […]

Unconquerable: Part 1 by Sierra Jubilee

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 21 Mar 25 - Comments Off on Unconquerable: Part 1 by Sierra Jubilee

This story is fictional, but based on scripture found in 2 Chronicles 1:13-17, 2 Chronicles 9:25, Psalm 20:7, and Psalm 33:17-20 Jacob means: “may God protect” From the time he was twelve years old, he had been trained in the art of combat. He was well mastered in both sword and spear weaponry. He was […]

Flowers in Culture by Rebecca Bracken

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 21 Mar 25 - Comments Off on Flowers in Culture by Rebecca Bracken

Is it just me, or did spring come early this year?  Other than the brief winter storm and few days of below freezing temperatures, it has been such a mild winter.  These warmer temperatures make me excited for spring, because every year there is such a beautiful wildflower show!  Flowers such as bluebonnets and Indian […]

The Monkeys’ Caretaker by Sierra Jubilee

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 21 Feb 25 - Comments Off on The Monkeys’ Caretaker by Sierra Jubilee

This story is fictional, but based on scripture found in 1 Samuel 2:30; 1 Kings 10:21; 2 Chronicles 2:16; 2 Chronicles 8:7-10; and 2 Chronicles 9:21-22, 27 The sun was shining and there was a fresh breeze coming off the Jaffa Sea. What a beautiful day, thought Ephraim. He stood basking in the sunshine, thanking […]

The Birds in Our Words by Caleb Clarkson

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 21 Feb 25 - Comments Off on The Birds in Our Words by Caleb Clarkson

Some of the most colorful parts of the English language are the many beloved sayings and popular adages that have emerged over time. Many seem to be burned into my brain, and I reflexively recall that “watched pots never boil” and that “even broken clocks are right twice a day” whenever applicable. Sayings like these […]

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