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Bumps Are Okay!

Life is not always easy. In fact, sometimes life is just plain bumpy and overwhelming. Life's 'bumps' (trials) are okay, though! In this blog, let's be encouraged to view life through the lens of the Bible and God's grace, while maneuvering the twists and turns of this extraordinarily bumpy life.

The blogs are written by a daughter and mother team:

~Blogger, Sharon Czerwien

~Blogger, Debbie Christopher

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Debbie Christopher

Dec 30, 2022
2 min

So, How did WE Do?

~~By Debbie Christopher...At the beginning of 2022, I introduced my Word of the Year in a blog entitled, 'Purpose' (Link). In this particular post, we contemplated the different nuances between the phrases purpose of life, with purpose, and on purpose and considered the importance of fulfilling our purpose with purpose and on purpose. So, I thought I would conclude 2022 with this related question: So, how did we do? Maybe we over-analyzed the whole thing and struggled with de

A "Broken Hallelujah" at Christmas is Good Enough!

Sharon Czerwien

Dec 18, 2022
2 min

A "Broken Hallelujah" at Christmas is Good Enough!

~By Sharon Czerwien My goodness...I have waffled back and forth about this Christmas-themed blog! I have thought to myself: Do I make it extra cheery? Should I keep it low-key? Should it have any humor in it, or should it be solemn? The only thing I knew was that I wanted to keep the overall theme of “Hallelujah" in it in some way. I have personally enjoyed hearing the Hallelujah Chorus over the last several Christmas seasons. There is something amazing about Handel’s lyrics:

Debbie Christopher

Dec 11, 2022
2 min

When Someone wants to Bless you…Let Them!

By: Debbie Christopher...Not long ago, our pastor spoke from 1 Corinthians 12. His theme was based on the thought that we can’t grow alone. As a church family, we need each other for our spiritual growth. He listed three areas in which we can demonstrate this joint effort with our fellow believers. My favorite point was ‘We grow when we depend on each other’ from verses 25-26. "so that there would be no division in the body, but that the members would have the same concern fo

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