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Two Fun Opportunities for Listening and Learning
Lori here - Hi readers! I have not one but TWO special treats for you this week—two opportunities to listen to some of the devotions from my latest book, Lord, I Believe, 60 Devotions for Your Troubled Heart. Sunday God Meets Monday Mom podcast — “I Believe God Is...
How to Know When to Stop Praying
Lori here, Are you wondering if it’s ever right to stop praying about something? Discover biblical wisdom and practical guidance to discern when to keep praying and when to let go in faith in the following blog post. Sherry has a prodigal son. For years she’s...
Does Your Prayer List Overwhelm You? Three Powerful Truths to Help
Lori here. Do you ever grow weary, overwhelmed, and discouraged in your prayer life? So many needs! Today’s post shares three powerful truths from God’s word to help us pray and not give up. Dani sat in the prayer meeting, almost wishing she hadn’t come. All over the...
Act Now! Lord, I Believe: 60 Devotions for Your Troubled Heart Has Arrived
It’s Here! It’s Here! If you’re like me, you want to believe—that God is good. That He loves you. That He has the power to do amazing things in and through your life. But sometimes your faith wobbles. During a sad, hard, trying time in my life, I searched for biblical...
What Are You Reading Today? Three New Books to Consider
My husband doesn’t fear when I wander into a clothing store. He doesn’t worry about me busting the budget in a home furnishing store either. But, oh, when I head to a book store? He trembles. I LOVE books. And I love SPIRITUAL books even more, don’t you? Today I...
Don’t You Love Deleted Scenes and Bonus Material?
Don’t you love the deleted scenes and bonus material at the end of a movie? Sometimes these are the parts that make you laugh or think the most. I often try to figure out why those scenes didn’t make the final cut. Sometimes it’s obvious—an actor forgot his lines or a...




