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The Slurpee and the Apology I Never Got

I realized later that I had spent years waiting for my husband to give me the very thing I just gave Riley. I couldn’t control my husband’s heart, but I could choose to stop protecting my own “authority” long enough to be human.

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No Pretty Bow

The church should be the one place where we don’t have to bring the gold paper and the red bow. We need to become a people who are less repulsed by the ruins and more acquainted with the God who dwells within them.

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What the Dust Covered

Once I saw what color the baseboards were supposed to be, I realized I could not stop there. The revelation hit me that often the dirtiest things in our lives are not obvious.

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