by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Oct 26, 2015 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement
Today’s Post By: Rae Lynn DeAngelis Manure, dung, droppings, excrement. They are all labels for the same thing. For the sake of keeping my post PG, I’ll skip over the more offensive tags. (I’m sure you can fill-in-the-blanks on your own.) Without getting too...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Oct 14, 2015 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement, Hope
Today’s Post By: Rae Lynn DeAngelis “I give up!” I’m embarrassed to admit that these words come out of my mouth far too frequently. Just ask my close family and friends. Give up on life? Absolutely not. Give up on God? No way! So what could possibly evoke...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Oct 7, 2015 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement
Today’s Post By: Rae Lynn DeAngelis Peasants Revolt is a card game that consists of six players—three positions of royalty and three peasants. From the very beginning of the game, the royalty players are given an unfair advantage over the peasants because they...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Oct 5, 2015 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement, Spiritual Warfare
Today’s Post By: Rae Lynn DeAngelis “The people walking in darkness have seen a great light.” (Isaiah 9:2) Evenings spent on our patio gazing into the glowing embers of our outdoor fire place is one of my favorite pastime activities. Gerry and I have...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Sep 29, 2015 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement, Hope, Spiritual Growth
By Rae Lynn DeAngelis It seems that no matter how brown the grass on our lawn becomes during the hot summer months, it greens up instantly after a storm. Why is that? The obvious answer would appear to be rain—plants need water to survive. While it’s true that water...
by RaeLynn DeAngelis | Sep 27, 2015 | Christian Living, Daily Encouragement, Relationship with God, Spiritual Growth
By Rae Lynn DeAngelis Growing up my dad had a extraordinary way of making each one of us kids feel special. One memory in particular stands out among the others. I’ve shared once before about the game my dad and I played with my brother and sister. Dad would...
