Tag: Inspirational Stories

  • Homeschooling Chapter 1: The Union No One Saw Coming

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    “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge…” Hosea 4:6 In Sasspoint Village, parents began to notice something unusual. Their kids could recite TikTok dances with Olympic precision, but when it came to reading a paragraph out loud, the words seemed to play hide and seek. The children became confused and frustrated, as if the…

  • Homeschooling: Why I Believe in Homeschooling

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    Homeschooling is more than just an educational choice for me – it’s a passion, a calling, and a testament to my values. I’ve walked this path not just as a teacher, but as a mother who has seen firsthand the fruit it can bear overall.  When I began homeschooling, I wasn’t chasing awards or accolades;…

  • Quetzali

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    Quetzali adjusted the hem of her dress as she reached the church’s stairs. her heart fluttering like the bird her name evoked. She had almost stayed home – almost let the silence of her living room replace the sound of the sanctuary. But came the text: “Come with us.” And so she went.   Each…

  • Paloma

    Paloma

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        Paloma Ascended with Purpose — A Sermon on the Steps  “Those who are planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the courts of our God.”— Psalm 92:13 Paloma’s flats whispered against the stone steps as she climbed, each soft tap echoing louder in the spirit than in the air. This…

  • Oholibah

    Oholibah

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    Oholibah didn’t walk into the boardroom — she tiptoed in, praying no one would notice the shakiness in her spirit. Across the polished table sat people with decades of experience, degrees stacked like library shelves, and confidence thick enough to spread on toast. And then there was her.New. Young. Fresh out of orientation.Trying not to…

  • Neriah

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    Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Psalm 119:105 Neriah means “lamp of the Lord“. Her story reminds us that even when our flame seems fragile, it is fueled by God’s Word, not our strength. The paradox: What looks like weakness to the world is actually endurance in the Spirit.

  • Liora

    Liora

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    Liora Lived by the Blueprint — Not the Peanut Gallery  Liora heard the chatter —neighbors who “meant well,”cousins with unsolicited commentary,and strangers in store aisles who acted like prophets of parenting. If opinions were coupons, everyone had a stack. But Liora wasn’t moved. She offered a polite smile, but her spirit stood tall and unbothered:…

  • Kalista

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    “A virtuous and excellent wife [worthy of  honor] is the crown of her husband, But she who shames him [with her foolishness] is like rottenness in his bones.” Proverbs 12:4 Kalista never thought of herself as “most beautiful.” She laughed too loudly, burned half her dinners, and left laundry baskets like booby traps in the…

  • Mireille

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    The man who finds a wife finds a treasure, and he receives favor from the LORD. Proverbs 16:22  

  • Junia

    Junia

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        Junia Shifted from Empty Rooms to Overflow — A Miracle in the Making  Junia always dreamed in color.She saw it long before she lived it — a warm little bed-and-breakfast tucked near the water, travelers checking in with tired hearts and leaving with full ones.Fresh bread rising in the oven.Local stories floating through…

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