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  • “Does Not Rejoice in Evil,” by Joel Huna

    “Does Not Rejoice in Evil,” by Joel Huna

    It’s easy to want to rejoice when the bad guy gets what he’s due. But love doesn’t take pleasure in the pain of others. Read more

  • Does Not Insist on Having It’s Own Way

    Does Not Insist on Having It’s Own Way

    I used to say that I didn’t mind admitting when I was wrong—if it ever happened. But that’s not true. Read more

  • Keeps No Record of Wrongs

    Keeps No Record of Wrongs

    Keeping no records of wrongs means agreeing to live with the consequences of another’s sinful behavior. Read more

  • I am not a biblical lover. 

    I am not a biblical lover. 

    At the core of who I am, I am petty and spiteful; impatient and unkind. Read more

  • Lonely Hearts Club

    Lonely Hearts Club

    I used to be that person. The person who ever so noticeably avoided the candy aisle around mid-February, and who sometimes ate drive through tacos alone on Fridays. I was the girl who talked herself into going on bad dates because I was afraid of dying alone. I dreaded any functions that required me to… Read more

  • For Daniel: Year Two, The Story of Us

    For Daniel: Year Two, The Story of Us

    Let’s face it.  Valentine’s Day can be really taxing.  There’s pressure from all sides.  For those in an undefined relationship, there’s pressure to commit. For those in a committed relationship, there’s pressure to out-buy, and out-perform.  Finally, for those who aren’t in relationships, there’s the onslaught of happily committed couples around every corner, oozing affection,… Read more