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When I became a mother to my first daughter I remember that sense of great responsibility fall on my shoulders like a rock almost burying me under it. I remember feeding her and praying over her while slightly rocking in the chair at the same time, if it was only the top of the multitasking
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In August my husband and I reached a milestone in our lives: 25 years of marriage. I got married when I was very young, I didn’t have a much time to properly prepare for married life. But I knew it for sure: I was chosen by God and wanted to completely devote my life
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“Diagnosis” is a term often times used in the medical profession. Be it valid or not, its still pretty nerve wrecking to hear it. However, if it is a correct diagnosis, regardless of what area it might be in, there is still something you can do about it. But how does one discern the truth
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Let your yes be yes and your no be no. 47% of Christians live with a constant feeling of guilt over a wrong decision they have made. How can we make choices in life that will produce good results, so we would not punish ourselves for our decisions. Watch Pastor’s Advice (Russian language).
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We all heard how to become a successful individual. There are thousands of “how to” points to reach success. Here are a few interesting suggestions on how to suffer a ship wreck and to be bankrupt. Most of the people follow these easy step by step directions and actually reach their goal, while others are
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A faithful friend means a mutual friendship. How modern is this mindset? What attracts one person to another. The Russian explanatory dictionary defines the word based on the relationship between intimacy, attachment, soulful proximity, and similar interests. In the Greek language the word friend (“phileo”) means “joy from close proximity and soft sympathy with someone
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So if you see that leaving work is not an offering but a sacrifice, because by losing your job you are also losing your sustenance, in these cases the Scripture plainly states “”Don’t harm yourself!” (Acts 16:28 NIV) May God help you to understand – whether your situation is a sacrificial offering or a risk
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Often, on every new level of life, disappointment awaits us: “Why did I need this, why did I get involved with this?” Because of our own embarrassment and fear of the unknown, we guard ourselves with the fence of imaginary success, as if trying to say, “Everything is alright with me”, and if we are
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“Therefore, just as through one man sin entered the world, and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men, because all sinned—(For until the law sin was in the world, but sin is not imputed when there is no law. Nevertheless death reigned from Adam to Moses, even over those who had not