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What does it look like to love our neighbor the way we love ourselves? Maybe it looks just like this: buff.ly/3unjPGZ

What does it look like - really - to love our neighbors as we love ourselves? Maybe it looks like this: buff.ly/3unjPGZ

We love the idea of loving our neighbors as we love ourselves. But what does it look like to do that? @CaroleADuff offers a relatable, practical illustration here: buff.ly/3unjPGZ

It is one thing to sing a praise song in church about the sovereignty of God. It is another thing entirely to reflect on what this means in light of the suffering in our family's recent history. Rachel Campbell reflects here: buff.ly/3uG6KYb

Those old recipes tell our family story in all kinds of unique (and tasty!) ways. Kelli Ra Anderson's warm-hearted reflection may send you to dig through your own stash of family recipes! buff.ly/3IOOot3

It is one thing to sing a praise song in church about the sovereignty of God. It is another thing entirely to reflect on what this means in light of the suffering in our family's recent history. Rachel Campbell explains: buff.ly/3uG6KYb

Those old family recipes tell our family story in all kinds of unique (and tasty!) ways. Kelli Ra Anderson's warm-hearted reflection may send you to dig through your own stash of family recipes! buff.ly/3IOOot3

Kelli Ra Anderson has been on the forgiveness journey for a long time with a family member - and is learning afresh how to run a forgiveness marathon today with some of her siblings in Christ: -- buff.ly/3vxLZQx

Who is the keeper of your family's history? buff.ly/3Ke7pGi

@KelliRaAnderson has been on the forgiveness journey for a long time with a family member - and is learning afresh how to run a forgiveness marathon today with some of her siblings in Christ: -- buff.ly/3vxLZQx

In 1977, Michelle Van Loon asked her mom, "Don't you ever wonder where you came from?" In doing so, she opened a door to the past. Michelle's new book is the result - and you can win a copy! LAST DAY TO ENTER! buff.ly/3KfhzH1

In 1977, Michelle Van Loon asked her mom, "Don't you ever wonder where you came from?" In doing so, she opened a door to the past. Michelle's new book is the result - and you can win a copy! buff.ly/3KfhzH1

@CaroleADuff said, "I am one of the keepers of my mother's history, passed down to me along with the photo albums." Who is the history keeper in your family? buff.ly/3Ke7pGi

We inherit all kinds of things from our parents and grandparents. Mary Napier tells the story of one treasured avocation in her life that was passed down as an inheritance from one generation to the next. buff.ly/3szRTi1

We inherit all kinds of things from our parents and grandparents. Mary Napier tells the story of one treasured avocation in her life that was passed down from one generation to the next. buff.ly/3szRTi1

We inherit all kinds of things from our parents and grandparents, don't we? Mary Napier tells the story of one treasured avocation in her life that was passed down from one generation to the next. buff.ly/3szRTi1

In 1977, @michellevanloon asked her mom, "Don't you ever wonder where you came from?" In doing so, she opened a door to the past. Michelle's new book is the result - and you can win a copy! buff.ly/3KfhzH1

"I forgive you". Wendy Alsup has written a deeply personal extended meditation about the nature of forgiveness based on the story of Joseph in the book of Genesis - and we're giving away a copy this month! Last day to enter! buff.ly/3B8MLEl