Everyone Has A Story
Still relevant, if not more so. Great reminder to focus on the joys of the season. In difficult and dark times- be the light. Even the smallest candle is bright in the darkness.
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/thegodarticle/2014/12/10-things-christians-shouldnt-do-at-christmas/
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Yes. It’s sad that such a list makes sense to me because the author brings valid points. It definately talks of things I’ve witnessed first hand. It gives me hope though that there are still people believing in what is right. Thanks for stopping by.
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