When I was growing up, my mom was considered by most standards to be a health nut. My friends’ lunch boxes contained white bread sandwiches, greasy potato chips, and Little Debbie cupcakes, while mine was filled with whole wheat bread, carrot sticks, and sugar-free granola bars. In our house, eating “sugar cereal” like Fruit Loops or Captain Crunch for breakfast was akin to cheating on our homework assignments. Kids who ate that kind of “garbage,” we were told, ended up in detention and remedial reading classes, not to mention frequent and painful trips to the dentist’s office to have their many cavities filled.
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231:Christ-Centered Time Management – Personal Life Lessons, Part 13
This week Leslie continues her Personal Life Lessons, sharing her own journey in personal life lessons…
225: Hurtful Christians – Personal Life Lessons, Part 7
Leslie continues her series on Personal Life Lessons with Part Two of her message on Hurtful Christians. In this episode, Leslie shares additional insights into gaining a Christ-centered perspective and response when we experience pain by fellow believers.
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Stay Focused
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Treasuring Christ Above All Else
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A Jesus-Centered Life
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