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Pet Bunny Body Slams Toy In Wrestling Ring

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Feb 20 2026
My 9 month old rabbit named Kellogg picked up my son's toy dinosaur and body slammed it into his toy wrestling ring. We rescued him from a shelter 2 months ago and he loves playing with my kids toys- but I never expected this epic body slam.

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From Broken to Restored

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Jul 17 2026
From Broken to Restored. In this episode, we explore Isaiah’s vision of revival and the transformative power of the Messiah. God’s desire for spiritual renewal is not just personal but communal, flowing from a deep revelation of Jesus. From the tender promise that His people are engraved on His hands to the prophetic picture of the suffering servant in Isaiah 53, these chapters remind us that true revival comes from God’s love and sacrificial power. When we wait expectantly, receive His grace, and share the good news, God expands His kingdom and brings hope to the world.

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1 John 5:13

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Nov 12 2025

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God's Love Is Available - Corrie Ten Boom

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Apr 23 2026
Corrie shares about experiencing God's love in the concentration camp of WW2. No matter what you are going through, God's love is always with you in the person of Jesus Christ. #corrietenboom #clip #godslove

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No Help Needed… This Baby’s Got It Covered

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Feb 27 2026
My child was bouncing in her jolly jumper and bounced herself to sleep. Credit: Michelle pilgrim

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There is a Neurological Reason God Can Feel Far Away in Hard Seasons

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Jun 03 2026
Have you ever wondered why God can feel quiet when you need Him most? Prolonged stress can keep your nervous system on alert, making reassurance harder to access. That does not mean God has stepped back. It often means your heart is trying to protect itself. Isaiah 41:10 reminds us, “Do not fear, for I am with you.” Speak that verse out loud today. Let your mind hear what your heart may be struggling to feel.

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Standing above the Rainbow in the Switzerland

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Feb 27 2026
We were so high in the mountains that the rainbow appeared beneath us at a Switzerland Gas Station. OWI land gas station at Raststätte Giswil. Credit: Nomad Day Travels

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Your Brain Can't Heal in a State of Strife

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Mar 05 2026
Strife doesn’t just cause conflict. It rewires your brain for stress. When your mind stays in a state of tension, your brain floods your body with cortisol and adrenaline. Over time, this can lead to sleep issues, anxiety, depression, and a weakened immune system. Scripture warned us long ago that strife brings confusion and opens the door to destruction (James 3:16). But peace isn’t just a feeling. It’s a healing state of mind, body, and spirit. Peace is a gift He freely gives, but we must be willing to let go of the strife that weighs us down.

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Why God Confused the Languages at Babel

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Jan 23 2026
In this episode, Sammy Tippit examines the story of the Tower of Babel, highlighting the incredible power of words and unity. Humanity’s attempt to build a tower to make a name for themselves reveals how our communication can either honor God or pursue selfish ambition.

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Spider Web Dilemma

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Jan 14 2026
My Spider friend who lives in my truck mirror has attached half of her web to a tree I parked too close to. Now, I am concerned that if I move I will lose my morning friend as she might choose to run to the tree rather than back to her home in my mirror. Both the tree and my mirror have pros and cons, and I am torn on what to do. Credit: Ivan Foster