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The Goodness of the Grave

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on August 12th

If you have ever attended a funeral, you know that they are generally somber events. Even if it is a scenario where the loved one was ready to meet the Lord and looked forward to marching toward Heaven, it can still be bittersweet to those they leave behind. I have sat through enough choruses of “Amazing… View Article

#RachelSkirvin, glory, Goodness, grace, grave, Resurrection

Growing Toward Glory

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on July 22nd

An old song speaks of reaching Heaven’s gates in such a unique way. “Just over in the Glory Land,” paints a picture of how great eternity will be. I believe the words. I know it will be worth it, but what do we do with the storms of the in-between? What do we make of… View Article

#RachelSkirvin, glory, growth, Rain, Storms

Are You Happy?

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on July 15th

21A, window seat was where I was while aboard my flight home from visiting friends. I was sitting behind a family with two small children. My initial thought was that it was going to be a loud journey. Being a teacher, I was okay with it- used to it even. However, before we ascended,… View Article

#RachelSkirvin, Happiness, Joy

Character Checkup

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on June 17th

“Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, vision cleared, ambition inspired, and success achieved.” -Helen Keller There are numerous important elements of good character, such as how an individual acts when no one is watching, or how a person responds to the… View Article

#RachelSkirvin, chapter traits, Checkup, fruit of the Spirit

The Necessary No

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on April 8th

Have you ever had your heart set on something in such a way that you thought hearing “No,” would absolutely devastate you? Working with children, though rewarding, can warrant the use of the word “No” more often than not. “Can I touch the hot stove?” “May I eat cookies for dinner?” May I hit my… View Article

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