by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Oct 29, 2013 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement
Throughout the Gospels we find Jesus administering compassion to those around Him. A man with leprosy is made clean. One who was paralyzed gets up from his mat and walks home. A bleeding woman is healed by just a touch of Jesus’ garment. And one of my personal...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Oct 21, 2013 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement
Today’s Post Written By: Rhonda Stinson On Labor Day, the city was going to show the movie Madagascar 3 in the parking lot of a nearby college. Needless to say, kids and parents made up almost the entire audience, so a quiet evening movie was out of the...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Oct 14, 2013 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement
Today’s Post Written By: Rhonda Stinson “Thump, thump, thump” are the wonderful sounds of children’s bare feet excitedly running around the house. I don’t have children, so it’s a delight to watch my niece and nephew for a weekend every once in...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Sep 29, 2013 | Body Image, Daily Encouragement, Embrace Freedom, Finding Purpose
Today’s Post Written By: Rhonda Stinson Some things are going to happen no matter how much we would like to stop them from doing so. One of them is growing old. My grandma is in a local healthcare facility for people with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Lately, she’s...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Sep 25, 2013 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement
Today’s Post Written By: Rhonda Stinson Forensic investigation programs have always fascinated me. I love to watch shows such as “Cold Case Files” and “Mystery Detectives”. One episode had to do with a man who was accused and arrested for setting a house on...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Sep 19, 2013 | Daily Encouragement, Spiritual Warfare
Written By: Rhonda Stinson The fly relentlessly struggled to free itself from the spider’s web, but the more it turned about, the more it became entangled until it finally went lifeless. As I examined the intricacy of this beautiful cobweb, the spider was closing in...
