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You Are The Beloved One of God

“How you are is what I like. How you are is what I like. How you are is what I like. How you are is what I like.” These were the words my 3-year old nephew sang to his newborn sister, Lucy, to the tune of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” He made the words up himself. Just a newborn, Lucy hasn’t done much to earn her brother’s favor. Yet, she has it. No social media followers. No bank account. No titles or trophies. Who then does Joseph see when he looks at his sister? How is she? The priest and…

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Open Our Lips

What a beautiful reminder from Monica: If you too long for a renewed heart, if this day or season feels hard, open your lips in praise, and let the Spirit of God make you new.
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Docility to the Spirit

Lord Jesus, grant me the grace of great docility to Your Holy Spirit. Help me grow in responsiveness and obedience, choosing Your Will always above my will.
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The Call of the Chosen Daughter

Kate writes a no-nonsense reminder that we have each been called and chosen by God, for His purpose and His glory. She encourages us to reject the enemies lies and to boldly answer the call God has on our lives.
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Called to Work Miracles

De reminds us that the miracle-working power of God is alive in each of us through His Holy Spirit. And He wants to work through us to bring healing, conversion, and freedom to His children.
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Prayer Isn’t Nothing

Ever ask for prayers for a stressful situation that turns out to be "nothing?" Jo reminds us that perhaps it turned out to be nothing BECAUSE of the prayers being said.
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Warriors for Truth

The battle is real, our enemy is cunning and untiring. But our Lord has created us to be warriors for Truth! Kate writes about this powerful reality in her own life and assures us that we sisters stand together.
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Becoming the Palace

I’ve written before about how awesome a moment it is when we recognize the Holy Spirit at work interiorly within us; when our eyes are opened, and we attune to His presence. The Holy Spirit persistently prods us towards wholeness, and often that causes us to experience discomfort, pain or anxiety as we awaken more and more to His nudging. I love how C.S.Lewis describes these interior ‘growing pains’ in Mere Christianity: “Imagine yourself as a living house. God comes in to rebuild that house. At first, perhaps, you can understand what He is doing. He is getting the drains…

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