Angela Dobbins's Blog (5)

Your Gift Be sure to share your 'gift' today with someone along life's way; though it may, to that one in need, be a gift he can not repay. Search deep within yourself to find those special traits, which God has gifted especially to you, for uplifting others today. Reach out and touch another with the love God has placed deep within. For, even when your own heart is heavy, there is one whose heart you can tend. So remember to think of someone today whose life you may somehow touch, that thro… Continue

Strength For Today by Angela Hall Dobbins "Keep on beginning and failing. Each time you fail, start all over a gain, and you will grow stronger until you have accomplished a purpose - not the one you began with perhaps, but one you'll be glad to remember." ~Anne Sullivan If some of you are like me, you may have been struggling lately to remain firmly rooted in your faith and not be blown away by the storms of life, and all the frustration and confusion that comes as their result. Jesus pro… Continue

A “litmus test”, as defined by Webster’s Dictionary, is “a test in

which a single factor (as an attitude, event, or fact) is decisive.”

At the suggestion of a friend of mine, who is a pastor, I recently read the testimony of young Christian music artist,… Continue

Easter's True Message

Easter's true message is Love- God's love for you and me. We talk about love, we search for love... in all kinds of places and in most every way. But I believe the source of true love can be found in only one place- the heart of God. The Bible tells the story of how love entered into the world with the very act of creation. We can see it in every blade of grass… Continue

For quite some time now, I've been doing an extensive amount of research on the topic of "love". And, more specifically, God's love. My quest has taken me to places I would never have dared to venture before. And, I must say, my heart and my life have been touched in ways I can not even begin to describe. One of our recent newsletter messages made reference to the life of Helen Keller and included a quotation in which she summed up her understanding of the word "character". While I have been

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