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When your husband needs emotional support

When your husband needs emotional support

By Kathy Litton The well-worn word that marks many sentences during the COVID-19 crisis is “unprecedented.” The upheaval of an unimaginable nearly world-wide quarantine has shaken up almost every person, organization, company and system – including the Church. We are...

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The Crippling Cost of Comparison

The Crippling Cost of Comparison

With so many questions swirling during this season of crisis, you’ve probably asked yourself this: What is everyone else doing right now? You and your husband have had to completely shift from what you were doing three months ago and are now operating in a completely...

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Rare Jewel to Christian Contentment

Rare Jewel to Christian Contentment

A few days ago I found myself feeling discouraged and overwhelmed. It’s likely you’ve been there too at some time during the past few weeks. So many changes in a short time coupled with losses and uncertainty about the future...it’s enough to dampen even the most...

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What Fills Your Tank?

What Fills Your Tank?

If you’ve spent any time with me, you know that is one of my favorite questions. I want to know what is filling you up. At the end of the day, if you had to do a ton of stuff that took energy out of your tank, what was one thing that poured some new in? In this...

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Searching for New Normals During a Pandemic

Searching for New Normals During a Pandemic

Guest Author: Shannon S. Mckee I’ve settled on my intention. I’m trying for some sense of normal. Get out of bed when the alarm goes off at its usual time. Find the scrunchie and pull the hair back. Slide on the slippers (the cute owl ones that I love). Stumble groggy...

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Pom Poms and Preguntas (“questions”)

Pom Poms and Preguntas (“questions”)

It hit a few days ago. We had been rolling pretty well with each new announcement about death tolls, reported cases, unemployment numbers, re-opening forecasts. But something was different today. My usually optimistic and “take the hill” husband was feeling the weight...

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An Authentic Leader is Real

An Authentic Leader is Real

Life as a pastor's wife means we’re on display for all to see – which is a good thing. The Apostle Paul, himself, invited people to watch his life and follow his actions. Yet, sometimes that notion can be overwhelming or can catch us off-guard. Like when our youngest...

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Leading from the Heart

Leading from the Heart

A few years ago my husband was asked to speak at a Pastor's/Wives weekend. One evening, when all of the wives were gathered together, I had a chance to talk with them about how they felt about their "calling". Did they view being a Pastor's wife as a burden or a...

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Serving Alongside with Little Ones

Serving Alongside with Little Ones

Recently, my husband asked if I would attend a dinner meeting with a couple interested in serving at church.  What I need to mention at this point, is our 2 year old son would also be along. I thought to myself, he had a good nap and it will be a quick dinner at a...

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Discovering Your Gifts In Community

Discovering Your Gifts In Community

How is it that most Christians are introduced to spiritual gifts by doing a test that 1) requires quite a bit of self-awareness and 2) is pretty easily skewed based on how I want it to turn out?  Especially in the early years of following Jesus, we all have ideas of...

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A Family Calling

A Family Calling

Recently, God picked up our family (out of a church that we were doing cartwheels to be able to serve), carried us right down the street (30 minutes down the interstate really), and dropped us into a whole new place where we get to serve Him.  During the transplanting...

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