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Tag Archives: curiosity
Two Hearts, One Journey: Questions for Couples
My wife and I have built a simple rhythm into our week: every Friday morning, we go out for breakfast together. Nothing fancy. Just a light breakfast, coffee, and conversation. But recently, we added something that has quietly transformed these … Continue reading →
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Why Some Musicians Age Out of Ministry (and How Not To)
I’m 70 years old and still serving as an active musician and leader in the local church. Over the years, I’ve watched something happen—quietly, gradually, and far too often. Some gifted church musicians don’t leave ministry because they lose ability.They … Continue reading →
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