Our world looks at brokenness as a weakness. If something is broken, it no longer has value and can be thrown out. But God looks at brokenness as an opportunity. When we let down our pride and independence and admit that we are broken and nothing without God, we can make room for God to
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I am having way too much fun playing with all the new items available in January during our Big Sale-a-Bration event! I just had to share one! Click on the photo if you would like additional details, but the link to purchase the set won't be available until January 5. I made two similar cards, and used one of my all time favorite retired DSP on the second one. I will post that card on my website under the Birthday category.This stamp set is a stamp and die bundle called 'Art Gallery'. It is
The day before ended the shooting days on the commercial/promo I was working on at Raleigh Studios. The group of us still working in Peachtree City met up in the morning to begin wrapping. Kevin, the Production Manager from New York, decided to take advantage of the area's trails and rent a golf cart for…
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See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland. Isaiah 43:19
”Remember not the former things, not consider the things of old. Behold, I am doing a new thing. Now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.” Isaiah 43:18-19- We all get stuck in the past, and it truly can hold us back. Pause. Breathe. Picture the future that you want, and take the step!
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A college campus. Large-group Bible study. Programming organized by the denominational staff. These are just a few of the new aspects of Big Tent, meeting today through Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn. A new location Over 700 Presbyterians are gathering on the campus of the University of Tennessee for Big Tent. Many are sleeping in dorm rooms and eating in the college cafeteria for the first time since their own college years.
I learned a new thing this morning. While looking on Pinterest for a picture from 1908, I came across a fashion plate showing a sleeveless...
I’ve recently come to accept the fact that I’m an old man magnet. Don’t get me wrong, I do like old men. But I like them in the same sense ...
"What the heck is teabag folding? Why would you fold a tea bag? Aren't they too full of tea to fold?" Those were my questions earlier today.I just got back from the monthly meeting of the Book Arts Guild of Vermont. We meet up in Burlington on the first Wednesday of every month. The group
Builders are turning to cross-laminated timber, or CLT, for a new generation of mid-rise buildings.
From Austin to Copenhagen, swings of varying shapes and sizes are adding a bit of whimsy, refreshment, and visual interest to urban environments. And they're not just for children!
Detroit was once the 'Stove Capital of the World,' thanks to Jeremiah Dwyer and family
