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Tag Archives: Sarah
The High Cost of the Shortcut: Lessons from the Birth of Ishmael
We live in an era of “instant.” Instant downloads, instant coffee, and instant gratification. We’ve become so accustomed to the quick fix that waiting has started to feel like failure. When God gives us a promise but doesn’t provide a … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham, complication, divine door, divine promise, faith, fleshly, friction, God is merciful, Hagar, help God, human effort, impatient, Ishmael, logic, open door, Plan B, promise, quick fix, Sarah, shortcut, spiritual, wait, waiting
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Never Too Old: When God Calls Later in Life
One of the quiet lies our culture tells us is that our best years are behind us. We are taught—sometimes subtly, sometimes directly—that usefulness belongs to the young, the energetic, the innovative. But when we open the Bible, we discover … Continue reading
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Parenting and Legacy: Lessons From Abraham to Joseph
When we trace the story of God’s people from Abraham through Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, we discover more than a historical narrative. We discover a family—deeply human, often flawed, but continually shaped by the faithfulness of God. Their successes and … Continue reading
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God is Not Limited by Age: Staying Fruitful in Every Season
As I was reading Exodus recently, I was struck by this simple yet profound statement:“Moses was eighty years old, and Aaron was eighty-three when they made their demands to Pharaoh” (Exodus 7:7, NLT). Eighty years old. At an age when … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham, Apostle, bearing fruit, Biblical, Caleb, encouragement, examples, faithfulness, fresh, fruitful, new assignments, old age, Paul, prosper, retirement, Sarah, send me, young or old
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