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Love Is Still the Only Thing I Can’t Live Without
Possessions can be replaced, and routines can change. But the love I have for my wife, daughter, grandchildren, and God is what makes life meaningful. Eight months later, my answer remains the same. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Faith, Random
Tagged Christian living, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2939, family, God’s Love, grandchildren, gratitude, life reflections, love, marriage, purpose
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Quick Thought – Friday, November 6, 2026 – Lessons From Mom: Honor Thy Children’s Grandfather
Six months after her divorce, my mother faced an uncomfortable decision when her former father-in-law died. What she did taught me a lasting lesson about honoring grandparents, respecting family relationships and putting children first. Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Quick Thoughts
Tagged bible study, divorce, family, family legacy, funeral, grandfather, Honoring Grandparents, life lessons, marriage, Mom, mother, relationship, Respect for Elders
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The Fine Print on a Free Ticket
If someone offered me a free round-trip ticket anywhere in the world, I’d have a few questions before packing my bags. Paris, Japan, Korea, or a bourbon-cation? The answer depends on who’s coming along. Continue reading
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Tagged Bourbon, Daily Prompt, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2934, Dream Vacation, Free Airline Ticket, friendship, Japan, marriage, Nashville, Paris, travel
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Quick Thought – Thursday, October 22, 2026: Invest in Love—Building Stronger Relationships Through Faith
My stepdad believed every relationship had change in its pocket. Loving actions added to it, while hurtful ones took some away. His simple advice, supported by marriage research and the example of Christ, reminds us that lasting love requires both daily attention and extraordinary sacrifice. Continue reading
A Dream of Paris: The Trip at the Top of My Bucket List
Sometimes a dream begins in the most unexpected place. Mine began on a ride at Walt Disney World, when a nighttime view of the Eiffel Tower brought tears to my eyes and inspired a promise to myself: Someday, Daryl and I are going to Paris. Continue reading
Tell Fear to Go to Hell
Fear can protect us from danger, but it can also rob us of life’s greatest opportunities. Looking back at missed chances, painful rejections, and one life-changing leap of faith, I’ve learned that sometimes the best thing we can do is tell fear to go to hell. Continue reading
The Person in the Mirror
The people closest to us often become our clearest mirrors. Marriage has taught me uncomfortable truths, important lessons, and a lot about the person I still want to become.
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Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2899, family, forgiveness, life lessons, marriage, personal growth, relationships, self-reflection
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Quick Thought – Saturday, September 19, 2026: Family Ties—Love Begins at Home
Love begins at home. Paul’s words in Ephesians remind us that faith, sacrifice, respect and Christlike love are first lived out in our closest relationships. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, Christian devotion, Christian living, devotion, Ephesians, faith, family, love, marriage, Mother Teresa, Nobel Prize, peace, relationships
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