Tag Archives: discouragement

Hope Through the Dark

Posted on July 16, 2018 by editor

Without the dark we cannot clearly see the stars. Similarly, the dark moments of adversity often reveal some of life’s most valuable gifts or blessings. What initially comes disguised as painful experiences are often used by God to deepen our … Continue reading →

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The Most-Wounded Eagle

Posted on April 19, 2018 by editor

[**NOTE: The following message was prompted by some PRIVATE messages I’ve received from several readers of this week’s thought-nugget titled, “My Advice To Wounded Eagles.” The contents of those private messages strongly suggest that a number of people are hurting … Continue reading →

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Advice To Wounded Eagles

Posted on April 16, 2018 by editor

“Think of me as a fellow-patient in the same hospital who, having been admitted a little earlier, could give some advice” (C.S. Lewis). In the steps of Lewis, I also could give some “advice” to wounded eagles—all who, in spite … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: discouragement

Hope Through the Dark

The Most-Wounded Eagle

Advice To Wounded Eagles

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