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writings from Christa Threlfall
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Friday Faves {& linkup!}
HAPPY FRIDAY!! Here are some fun links I found from around the ‘net >>> Wonder what homes will look like in 2020? Here are 7 predictions from Ikea I found interesting. Easy Molten Lava Cakes. I made these during a date night 2 weeks ago and they were deeeeelish. Make sure you have ice cream. Preferably…
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The Prodigal God :: book review
There’s something so fulfilling about finishing a good book, isn’t there? Yesterday I finished reading The Prodigal God: Recovering the Heart of the Christian Faith by Timothy Keller. This little book takes a deeper look at the parable of the two lost sons found in Luke 15. Keller breaks the book up into 7 sections: The People Around…
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our {picture heavy!} weekend
Hi there! How was your Easter weekend? I don’t know about y’all, but our weather here in the south was a-ma-zing. Rather windy + chilly on Saturday, but really amazing other than that! On Friday, it was so gorgeous outside that I decided to just eat in our front yard. About 15 minutes into preparing…
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Friday Faves {& linkup!}
Happy Friday to you! The very first day of our Friday Fave link-up! I’m teaming up with Susanna of Revisionary Life to bring this link fun to you. You’ll find the link-up at the bottom of this post. {If you’re reading this via email, you can click here to see the links!} I’m making these bird’s nest…
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March 2015 :: CHECK!
Hey, guess what? March 2015 is history. Happy April 1st! Woot! April Fool’s Day…are you fooling anyone? I know I’ve tried to pull the wool over your eyes in the past, but this year, I just decided to be boring and do my March recap. I know, I know…I must be getting old or something.…
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my favorite Bible study resources
Happy Friday! Remember when I told you I would share some of my favorite Bible study resources? Well, I delivered. I know you’re shocked. I am too. What can I say? The stars aligned, my children did really well during their nap/quiet time, and here we are today. We’ll make this Friday Faves my ‘favorite…
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dwelling richly
On Monday, I shared my burden about the most important thing a mom {or anyone} can do. Those thoughts were taken from my meditations in Colossians 3 – specifically verse 16. “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly” Dwell richly. What does that even mean? I thought it might be helpful to dig a…
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the most important thing a mom can do
As moms, there are a lot of demands on our time. And if you have small children like I do, then you have a lot of moments when the urgent overtakes the important. And sometimes there are two {or more!} urgent things happening at the same time. As in, dinner may be burning in the oven, but if…
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Friday Faves {+ an exciting announcement!!}
Hey hey! Happy Friday to you! 5 lovely links for your perusal… these homemade breakfast hot pockets sounds super tasty! plus, since they use pizza dough, you could totally snag the pre-made stuff and make it a little easier on yourself! yum. I have had excellent results using baking soda to clean my stove. here…
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why what you treasure has nothing to do with how much you spend
Treasure. It can equal riches, but it doesn’t have to. I can treasure expensive things. But I can also treasure things that are free. This truth hit me full force after I bought my $6 chair. One of my happy thoughts in buying the chair was that it was only $6 – less than a combo…
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Friday Faves
Hey there! And Happy Friday to you! Here are 5 fun links for you to peruse over the weekend… I just got this app last weekend {free for android!} and am loving it! If you’re looking for help in memorizing God’s Word, definitely check out this app. Sarah from Thrift Decor Chick shared this post about the…
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that time I almost died
“It will be fun,” they said. “You will love it,” they said. But I almost died. Really, truly died. This is the story of how something almost killed me. It’s also a story illustrating the importance of using correct names for things. FOR EXAMPLE: Something should never be called a ‘pal’ if it truly is…
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