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  1. Issue · Sep 24, 2026

    The Race That’s Mine to Run (opens the original)

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    Four years ago, on September 24, I spent the afternoon with Mom at the nursing home. My sisters and I had met at a women’s conference in Indy called Heaven Rules, and driving only two more hours to see Mom was a no-brainer.It was one of the sweetest times I can remember when it was down to just the two of us. We went outside and enjoyed being on the brink of fall. We talked about how far we could see—rows and rows of corn—and how soon it would be time to harvest.<a class="image-link image2 is-vi

  2. Issue · Aug 12, 2026

    When Self-Sufficiency Becomes Our Default (opens the original)

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    I don’t know about you, but self-sufficiency and relying on God feels like a dance whose steps change every season.Just when I think I’ve learned to trust in one area, another season arrives and reveals another place where I’ve unknowingly slipped back into relying on myself. Apparently, there are always new dance moves to learn.For me, self-sufficiency doesn’t always look like fierce independence. More often, it looks like overfunctioning, running on automatic pilot, or trying to manage my own

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