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Continue reading →: Trials: God’s Teaching Tool
We’ve all been through trials, though they look different to everyone. A trial could be a bad day at work, parent’s divorce, battling depression, or a a midlife crisis. One person’s trial is no different than another’s and all can be pretty tough to deal with. I’ve had a pretty rough time…
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Continue reading →: Call Me Eustace
“The water was as clear as anything and I thought if I could get in there and bathe it would ease the pain in my leg. but the lion told me I must undress first. Mind you, I don’t know if he said any words out loud or not. I…
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Continue reading →: Twinning
And after almost a year living apart from my twin sister, I’ve learned a lot about myself and about her. It’s been a really interesting year with a lot of changes. The last couple days have been hard because we’ve been fighting (yes, we can still fight with 5 hours…
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Continue reading →: God Doesn’t Give Ratings
A group of wonderful Watermark attenders and fellow co-workers decided to start a weekly e-mail blast of devotionals to our fellow co-workers and invited me along the journey. Here is this week’s post: Good morning! This week marks the 8th week of my first busy season ever! I graduated from…
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Continue reading →: True Love: A Manual
God must have thought he was pretty funny when he chose to not include a single Bible verse on the subject of dating. If you’re like me, you are frantically looking for a biblical how-to manual on how to date well. As a woman who grew up in the church,…
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Continue reading →: Working For The Weekend
We’ve all had those seasons in life where we really could care less about our work or school. For my friends about to graduate, senioritis has kicked in and all you can see is the open road to freedom. For all us post-grads, we are working for the weekend or…
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Continue reading →: A Thrill of Hope
“A thrill of hope. A weary world rejoices. For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn. Fall on your knees. Oh hear the angel voices. Oh night divine.” Can you imagine? A crisp, cool night softly broken by streaming rays of sun. As the light breaks the darkness, the sweet…
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Continue reading →: Missing Out
“I know that life is a doorway to eternity, and yet my heart so often gets lost in petty anxieties. It forgets the great way home that lies before it. Unprepared, given over to childish trivialities, it could be taken by surprise when the great hour comes and find that,…
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Continue reading →: Feeling Inadequate
For those of you who don’t know, I started a new job. A fancy one at that. I was hired by Ernst & Young to do transaction real estate advisory. I was even hired as an “experienced hire” due to the fact I was employed for 5 months somewhere else.…
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Continue reading →: Blessed Assurance
My favorite part about trusting God, as scary as it is, is being able to look back and see how the pieces fall together. Being able to see that all those moments of doubt and waiting were not in vain. That the timing was indeed perfect. You couldn’t have planned…
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I’m Ali
I am a Masters Student at Bushnell University Studying Theology & Culture. My husband, Joe, is a Geophysicist, specializing in Geothermal Heath Flow. And then there is Jacob, living his best life in 2nd grade. This is our family website where you’ll find our podcast episodes, discussing all things science and theology, as well other and shenanigans. Welcome!
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