I am midway through this series and am taking an intentional pause—a stepping away to refill the kettle and let the tea steep. I’ll be back shortly!
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Until next time—may your cup be full!
-Chrissy
The Tuesday Tea
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Jan 14
I sat down last week with my planner and my tea to mull over the new year. (I don’t like tea all that much, but I am trying to trick my brain into being satisfied with nighttime tea instead of nightly cookies.) On the first page of my planner is a box. Inside it reads,
Daily Bread on a Distant Shore
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Jan 27
In the Gospel of John, Jesus speaks seven times using the sacred name “I AM,” echoing God’s self-revelation to Moses in the Old Testament and drawing our attention not just to what He does, but to who He is. This series is a consideration of those declarations—pairing Scripture with lived moments that expose our need for grace. Today, we begin with brea…
Road Runner, Pink Bunny, and the Good Shepherd
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Feb 17
Any former Indian Princesses out there?! Pink Bunny here… just checking in on that fun little trend from way back in the last century. Perhaps the program name hasn’t aged well, but my memories of being a member of it sure have. In 1991, in the prime of my childhood, my dad and I were proudly part of our neighborhood’s father-daughter bonding club: Indi…
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