He’s not angel. Not demon. Just flesh. I thought I would come to know someone different: a hero perhaps. In my mad moments, someone inferior: dumber, meaner, more annoyed. Turns out he’s made of the same substance I am. Wrong sometimes. Right sometimes. Always best when he’s not aware of it. In […]
So maybe it’s laughable for someone who’s been married only two months to try to say anything at all about it yet. All the same, I know a whole lot more about marriage now than I did seventy-five days ago when we started it. Here’s what I’ve learned.
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While a student in Boston, I met Inger and asked if she would be willing to share her journey with you, my blog readers. She agreed. Today, a guest post from Inger. *** Proberbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all ways submit to
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I remember, vividly, being in certain situations thinking, “Why am I doing this? This is not me! I hate this! I hate that I keep doing this!”
I knew who I wasn’t, but I did not know who I was. I wanted to stop.
Stop being the girl with no identity.
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I made my own wedding dress. I have sewed dresses for myself since I was a teenager—have moved from frustration and seam rippers and the sewing of sleeves to neck holes to calm satisfaction in watching the pieces fit together, just so. My wedding dress was of simple design, its only stab at “fancy” a
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