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04-15-2025
Maundy Thursday: What’s the Meaning?
Reflecting on Thursday The disciples were hanging out together, and as the day went on, they understood preparations needed to be made for the Passover...
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04-06-2025
Teamwork within Marriage, Conversation Starters for Marriage, Marriage Monday
Let’s talk Teamwork! In our family, I usually get home from work before Todd. Or, as is the case currently, much of my work is...
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03-24-2025
Marriage Monday: Six Tips for Strengthening Your Marriage
There’s a decision that needs to be made. There’s a problem that needs to be solved. We share our feelings. We look at the facts....
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04-25-2022
Pictured is my granddaughter, Jada, laughing very hard, while enjoying some time at the playground near her home. . I remember her coming to the birthday party. Every time we had a birthday party for one of the boys, she and my Grandma made...
04-19-2022
Pictured is Christopher and myself, during a visit to our home a few months before his death. As I write, it is 10 years from the last embrace I had with my brother, Christopher Cederberg. And so, on this Tuesday night, I find the...
04-12-2022
Pictured is my son, Zachary, who is keeping “watch” during an outdoor worship service last summer. Photo Credit: My son, Micah Cramer @5thchildphotography (Etsy Store) Although the chair was far from comfortable, it had been my home for the past thirty minutes, and my body...
04-06-2022
Pictured is my nephew, Dawson, who is enjoying some rest of mind and body during a visit to our home last summer. As I laid my head down on my pillow, I could feel the physical exhaustion wash over me. My body was craving the...
03-26-2022
24 Ways to PRAY for the Lost (This is not written by me, Misty Cramer. It is a prayer guide we have used in our ministry, and I am sharing it.) Author Unknown Praying for our unsaved young people is the best way to begin...
02-25-2022
Psalm 9:9 The Lord is a refuge for the oppressed, a stronghold in times of trouble. She’s a wife. A mom. A daughter. A grandmother. She carries in one arm a child. Perhaps the child is her son. Daughter. Grandchild. The child is heavy. But...
