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Who’s In Charge?
Sitting in the hospital waiting room, my son and I were scanning through an old edition of Reader’s Digest when we found this story. It’s not word for word but you will get the idea… “Driving down the road the other day, I noticed the traffic cam flash my picture. I knew I wasn’t speeding…
New Beginnings
Black, cold, hard, dead. That is how the ground looks. Still so frozen underneath that you cannot dig. Yesterday, I had the initial inspiration for this devotion. As I was leaving the house, I could see the starts of the tulips pushing their way through the ground. I had planned to take a picture and…
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