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God's faith in us: You can do it, baby!
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God's faith in us: You can do it, baby!
There are many voices calling out to us every day of our life. Whose voice are you listening to? Published 9:54 a.m. February 22, 2012 - Comments
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Did Whitney Houston know "The Greatest Love of All?"
Whitney Houston was extravagantly fortunate to be a blessing to others, but somewhere she lost her spiritual foothold. Published 6:29 p.m. February 20, 2012 - Comments
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Does hell exist?
People have an intuition of higher justice: We sense there will come a time when wrongs will be repaid and evil deeds punished. Published 4:38 a.m. February 18, 2012 - Comments
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You can't be pitiful and powerful
Our attitudes, thought patterns, and words can stop the power of God and His flow of blessings. We can't be pitiful and expect to be powerful at the same time! Published 8:00 p.m. February 12, 2012 - Comments
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Lisa M. Ruth
Lisa M. Ruth is an observer and commentator on a huge, and eclectic, selection of topics. She ponders everything from food to education, parenting to politics, sports to pets, travel to the environment, and everything in between. Name any topic ...
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God's faith in us: You can do it, baby!
There are many voices calling out to us every day of our life. Whose voice are you listening to?
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Did Whitney Houston know "The Greatest Love of All?"
Whitney Houston was extravagantly fortunate to be a blessing to others, but somewhere she lost her spiritual foothold.
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Does hell exist?
People have an intuition of higher justice: We sense there will come a time when wrongs will be repaid and evil deeds punished.
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You can't be pitiful and powerful
Our attitudes, thought patterns, and words can stop the power of God and His flow of blessings. We can't be pitiful and expect to be powerful at the same time!
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What is the best definition of religion?
The definition in James 1: 27, that Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world, is a worthy starting point to define religion.
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Lisa M. Ruth is an observer and commentator on a huge, and eclectic, selection of topics. She ponders everything from food to education, parenting to politics, sports to pets, travel to the environment, and everything in between. Name any topic and, guaranteed, she will have an opinion.
Lisa started her career as a CIA analyst, where she won several distinguished awards for her coverage of nationally-important events. After leaving the government, she joined a private intelligence firm in South Florida as Vice President, Research & Analysis.
In addition to tracking down bad guys, Lisa writes for Donne Tempo Magazine, an exceptional travel, culinary and feature online publication, and The Wall Street Transcript.
Her true loves are her family and friends, her dogs, nature, books, chocolate, and sleeping late.
