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  • 1 week ago | incourage.me | Barb Roose |Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp

    I grew up as a GenX kid in the early 80’s who ran the streets in my small suburban community without a care in the world. Our moms would shoo everyone out of the house in the early mornings, giving a warning not to run in and out all day. We rode our bikes, drank out of backyard water hoses, and ate cheap candy by the pound. Then, I made it home by the time the streetlights came on. Barely. Those were great years!Frankly, I thought those times would last forever. Then, I turned 12 years old.

  • 1 month ago | incourage.me | Jennifer Lee |Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp

    Our family will visit the cemetery today. Someone from the American Legion will hand us poppies. The pastor will say a few words to those who’ve gathered. And then, we will bow our heads for a moment of silence. No one will speak. The air will fill with birdsong and the sound of flags flapping in the breeze. In that moment, I will pray as I always pray: for peace to rule in hearts everywhere.

  • 1 month ago | incourage.me | Michele Cushatt |Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp

    Living on eight acres comes with both positives and negatives. For example, it’s amazing to sit on my back patio with a pine-covered mountain rising up to the sky and no signs of other people or city life. It’s quiet, wild, and deeply peaceful. However, the downside of that beauty? Someone has to take care of it. And it’s a lot to take care of. About 70% of our property is covered with pine trees and scrub oak — mostly scrub oak.

  • 1 month ago | incourage.me | Simi John |Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp

    If I had to choose a coast, I’d choose the West Coast every time. Living in a landlocked, flat state has made me deeply appreciate the beauty of towering trees, majestic mountains, and the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean. I know the East Coast offers similar wonders, but as someone with curly hair, the humidity and heat of the Atlantic are not for me. So when I vacation, I choose the Pacific, almost without fail. For the past four years, the ocean has become my sacred retreat.

  • 2 months ago | incourage.me | Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp |Oghosa Iyamu

    My first year living in Nashville was one of the hardest seasons of my life. It was like being caught in a storm that just wouldn’t let up. The winds of physical illness and financial strain sought to pull me under, while loneliness poured down like cold, unrelenting rain, soaking every corner of my life. I found myself staring up at the storm-darkened sky, asking the question so many skeptics and believers alike have asked. If God is loving and good, why does He allow evil?

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