Author: Angela Perritt

Red Flags

I don’t think there’s a more accurate quote regarding friendships as this: “Show me your friends and I’ll show you your future.”  Friendship is a really big deal.  We invest in (or are encouraged to pursue) education and training for much in this life, including but not limited to job

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Uphill Friendships

I hung up the phone, and I felt heavy-hearted. The conversation had taken a negative turn, and now I wished I had just let the call go to voicemail. For many years, this friendship had been a source of joy and encouragement to me, but lately every time I engaged

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The Need for Forgiveness

My daughter came up to me after her swim lesson last summer bursting with excitement to tell me all about her new friend. They had both worked up the courage to talk a little bit while they waited in the pool for their next instruction, and before you could say

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I’ve Got Your Back

“The one who goes about slandering others reveals secrets, but the one who is trustworthy conceals a matter.” -Proverbs 11:13 I remember a very embarrassing incident as a young girl. I can’t even believe I’m about to share it with you here, because it’s embarrassing to recall even as an

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Mirroring His Goodness

Relationships can be hard.  The other day, we were having a learning moment in our family when I had to sit one child down and ask them the question, “Would you like it if someone treated and talked to you in the same way you just did to your sibling?”

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Challenging, yet Rewarding

Living under God’s calling and guidance is challenging, yet rewarding. It is clear to me that God, the Master Teacher, called me to serve Him through education. As a teacher, I have been privileged to meet so many wonderful people. I have been educating the next generation for seven years,

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Created for Friendship

Sometimes, I jokingly say that if it wasn’t for my relationship with God, I would be quite happy to live in a home with large, tall walls around it and never let anyone in. If you haven’t guessed, I am an introvert.  I became a Christian when I was in

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Friendship Introduction

On the eve of His crucifixion, Jesus spent time praying for all believers. He prayed that those who placed their faith in Him would remain in Him. The love believers have for one another displays the love the Father has for the Son and for the world.  God’s love for

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LGG Women – Janine’s Story

It was the summer of 2018. I didn’t realize how burned out I was.  My husband had been telling me for a few months that I was not the woman he knew I was. Stress and burnout affected not only my home life, but others as well. I didn’t know

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Great Compassion

Sadly, it didn’t take long for Noah’s descendants to not follow in his footsteps and go their own way. Unlike Noah, Nimrod and the people in the cities he founded choose not to follow God. Nimrod was known as a great hunter, ruler, and builder. He was described as someone

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