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To a Young Couple Contemplating Marriage by James R. Coggins
This blog is adapted from a talk I gave at a wedding some years ago. Dennis the Menace famously said, “You can’t tell how deep a puddle is from the top.” When my wife and I married, we decided that: … Continue reading
How We Did It by James R. Coggins
A little while ago, my wife and I quietly celebrated our 41st wedding anniversary. Many friends our age and many people at our church just accepted this milestone as a normal part of married life. The week we were celebrating … Continue reading
Jesus in the Chair by Julie Arduini
In the years I’ve followed Christ in a daily way, I’ve heard about Jesus and the chair. For instance, I know of families that for Christmas set a chair for their dinner. It’s His birthday, and they want to be … Continue reading
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Tagged back to school, encouragement, Faith, family, God cares, health, intercession, Jesus in the Chair, Julie Arduini, marriage, spiritual warfare
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A Real Superwoman Sits Down by Julie Arduini
When I was in my twenties, it was nothing for me to run around work and finish all my goals in a short time. It was fairly easy, despite severe PCOS, to manage a new home as a newlywed. I … Continue reading
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Tagged career, Christians Read, dehydration, exhaustion, health, Jesus, Julie Arduini, marriage, ministry, moving, parenting, Real Superwomen Sit Down by Julie Arduini, rest, sleeplessness, stress, women
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Where I’d Be Without Living Hope by Julie Arduini
Words have always meant something to me, long before I decided to make it my full-time focus. I was always reading, and many say, always talking. Lame confession, but lyrics are just as important to me. Maybe it was PMS, … Continue reading
All About the “Like” by Julie Arduini
My husband jokes that I am the definition of the marriage book we highly recommend, Men are Like Waffles, Women are Like Spaghetti by Bill and Pam Farrel. Where men compartmentalize, women tend to start talking on one topic, switch … Continue reading
The Alexa Newsflash Epiphany by Julie Arduini
I think the one thing on a lot of Christmas lists last year was the Amazon Echo Dot. Priced just under $50, this is a hands-free voice-controlled device that can answer questions, play music, control smart-home devices, make calls, create … Continue reading
The Information Dump by Julie Arduini
I wear a few hats. I’m a wife and a mom who juggles life as an author and speaker. Beyond writing, I facilitate a critique group and participate in another. I’m active in ministry work, this season has me lending … Continue reading
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Tagged author, books, Characters, fiction writing, information dump, Julie Arduini, marriage, NCIS, NCIS LA, relationships, TV Shows
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Submit my heart to God by Camy Tang
I’ve been discipling a young woman at church who used to be in my youth group, so I’ve seen her grow up, to an extent. She’s very busy with graduate school right now, but there’s a young man she’s met … Continue reading
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Tagged complete trust in God, falling in love, God's love, love, marriage, Romance advice, romantic love, submission to God, Trusting God
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What Would You Put in Your Locket? By Julie Arduini
Each Christmas vacation I visit my dear friends from my school years. Last December we met at the mall and as soon as I saw Julie, I was drawn to her necklace. It was a locket with charms inside. She … Continue reading
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Tagged charms, Faith, family, jewelry, Julie Arduini, locket, marriage, Origami Owl, personality
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