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Feeding The Poor: Christianity Or Socialism?
I saw this Facebook post on my news feed the other day: “Why, when Jesus talks about feeding the poor, it’s Christianity, but when a politician does it, it’s Socialism?” This, in my view, is similar to saying the following … Continue reading
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‘Infidel’ movie review: Wow!
Cyrus Nowrasteh’s ‘Infidel’ movie is a must-see! It tackles controversial topics such as terrorism, persecution, faith and freedoms in a cinematic masterpiece. Continue reading
Why I immigrated to the United States (hint: it’s not racism)
I am part European, part Asian by racial and cultural heritage. But I became American by choice. On the Fourth of July and every day, I celebrate that choice. Continue reading
What a swing taught me about parenting
What a swing taught me about re-experiencing childhood with my kids, taking time to chill, and re-examining my parenting responsibilities… Continue reading
injustice and brokenness
Originally posted on she is salt & light:
Injustice. What can we say about injustice? Injustice leaves bitterness in our hearts. A taste of rot in our mouths. It plants seeds of outrage that root deep in hidden parts of our…
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An intruder in our home
We recently watched one of the TEDx Talks about Logan LaPlante, a then 13-year-old boy who does “hackschooling” and how that makes him happy. It led to an interesting discussion about how we want our baby daughter to grow up. One … Continue reading
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The inherent power of faithfulness
“… who is mighty as you are, O Lord, with your faithfulness all around you?” (Psalm 89:8 ESV, emphasis mine) All too often, we think of faithfulness as weakness. Someone stays in a dead-end job or abusive relationship because they think it’s all … Continue reading
Guest post on Money-Saving Mom published
I’m on cloud nine at the moment! Crystal Paine of Money-Saving Mom fame, one of my favorite bloggers, has published my guest post, “8 Ways to Save Money on Your First Child.” Please drop by and leave a comment or two. It’s … Continue reading
How to practice ‘Baby-Led Weaning’
If you’re the parent of young ‘uns and have heard of baby-led weaning (or don’t even know what that means, but it sounds interesting), I heartily recommend it. I only heard about it after my baby was born and managed to … Continue reading
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