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  • Four Ways to Love the Cold Temperatures
    Posted on Monday, January 8th, 2018 | Filed under Blog | Tagged: Be like a child, Carol McClain, Four Ways to Love Cold Temperatures, have fun, Matt. 18:4, Writing Redemption

    By Carol McClain:      @carol   _mcclain No one needs a news alert, here it is, anyway. The East Coast has been gripped by record shattering cold. It’s uncomfortable,  inconvenient, expensive and deadly. Despite the four negatives, it can be appreciated. Wait, you say. Appreciated? Yep, but remember, I didn’t say loved. Four Ways to appreciate the frigid temperatures …[ read more ]

  • Four Sure-Fire Ways to Keep New Year’s Resolutions
    Posted on Monday, January 1st, 2018 | Filed under Blog | Tagged: Carol McClain, four ways to keep your resolutions, Proverbs 16:19., Writing Redemption

    By Carol McClain:     @carol _mcclain Everyone’s busy making New Year’s resolutions–perhaps, as this is written, they’ve already been broken.     What are you hoping for? Lose weight? Start exercising? Spend more time with your kids? Read the Bible through in a year? Save your marriage? All of these are great ideas, and I’m sure you can add …[ read more ]

  • The Wonder of Christmas: God Left Heaven Behind
    Posted on Monday, December 4th, 2017 | Filed under Blog | Tagged: Carol McClain, Edward VIII, God's love, Isaiah 6, Phil. 2, the wonder of Christmas, Wallis Simpson, Writing Redemption

    By Carol McClain:    @carol_mcclain In 1937 King Edward VIII of England gave up his title and power and glory for love. He loved a sinner–a divorced American still married but in the process of divorce. Wallis Simpson sympathized with the Nazis. Edward loved her, so he sacrificed everything for her. For an American, this love which created a constitutional crisis in England, speaks …[ read more ]

  • Three Ways to Re-Capture the Wonder of Christmas
    Posted on Monday, November 27th, 2017 | Filed under Blog | Tagged: Carol McClain, Isaiah 9:6, joy, Recapturing the Wonder of Christmas, Wonder, Writing Redemption

    News alert: Christmas is Coming. This should get two different reactions from two different sets of people. I hate Christmas. (Those like me.) Yeah. It’s WONDERFUL. I’d been so jaded for so many years because of Christmas demands. Cynicism is exhausting, so I made some changes. God told us to become like children–yes, He referred …[ read more ]

  • How To Approach God
    Posted on Monday, November 6th, 2017 | Filed under Blog | Tagged: Carol McClain, God's holiness, how God answers pray, how to approach God, prayer, waiting on God, Writing Redemption

    By Carol McClain:   @carol_mcclain “Two thirds of the praying we do is for that which would give us the greatest possible pleasure to receive. It is a sort of spiritual self-indulgence in which we engage and, as a consequence, is the exact opposite of self-discipline. God knows all this and keeps His children asking…And no matter …[ read more ]

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    • How To Get Mercy

      Carol McClain Blessed are the merciful for they shall receive mercy. Matthew 5:7 A segment of our society keeps saying we need to help adults who were raised in tough circumstances. Their ancestors had been abused  or their parents had been reprobates. Their pasts have dictated their future. They are innocent. As a Christian, I'm sad to say, I used to think "poppycock to that." They had resources, teaching, help. They could do this themselves. Look at me. I grew up in a home of alcoholics, in poverty, and with many poor examples to model my life on. I'm doing… ...[ full story ]

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