Struggle to Victory – Page 62 – Focus Determines Reality

23 Jul

Consider Camping

by Kari Scare

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Dirt everywhere. Bugs too. Five-minute walk to the bathroom. Very little privacy. Meals made over a campfire or on a propane stove. Cooler for a...

20 Jul

Being a Christian is Like Going to Disney

by Kari Scare

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When my oldest son was about nine, he asked me, “Mommy, what’s Heaven like?” My answer, though not very spiritual, had the intended impact. I...

18 Jul

Growth Simplicity Victory!

Living an 80/20 Life

by Kari Scare

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If many years of marriage has taught me nothing else, it showed me that people view and handle stress uniquely. My husband and I sit...

16 Jul

Signs! Signs! Everywhere are signs!

by Kari Scare

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Signs Everywhere When traveling from one place to another, there are a variety of signs instructing us where to go, where not to go, and...

13 Jul

The Old Will Become New

by Kari Scare

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We recently bought a new (i.e. gently used) vehicle. As we cleaned out the old vehicle, I remembered when it was new to us. Now,...

11 Jul

Being Misunderstood

by Kari Scare

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When I was younger, I remember frequently saying “It’s not my fault…” or “No one understands…” and feeling like no one wanted to hear my...

09 Jul

Developing Character to Eliminate and Prevent Pride

by Kari Scare

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Pride is a Tough Topic It seems so easy to see in others but difficult to identify in yourself. Certainly, projecting and magnifying pride is...

04 Jul

Focus Growth Truth

Live Free

by Kari Scare

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Faith in Christ brings freedom, yet so many Christians find themselves living as if they aren’t free. Following a set of rules does not bring...

02 Jul

Light the Fuse!

by Kari Scare

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Some people use lighters, some cigarettes, and some matches. Others buy “punks” made specifically for lighting fireworks. No matter what you use, you need a...

29 Jun

Growth Victory!

Christians in Training

by Kari Scare

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The summer my oldest son, Jonathan, was 13, he came home from Bible camp and asked, “Mommy, will you write a blog post about my...