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I spend half my life in coffee shops having honest conversations about how following Jesus works in real life. So, let’s learn together, grab a cup and join the conversation.
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Clare DeGraaf
Dec 16, 20124 min read
Christians Apologizing Badly
A few months ago I witnessed an apology between two Christians, a married couple. It was painful to watch. The guy apparently made a...
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Clare DeGraaf
Dec 11, 20122 min read
Twelve Ideas for Resisting the Temptation for More
A few days ago I blogged on, Fear and Faith in Times of Economic Crisis. As we try to simplify our life and learn to be content with what...
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Clare DeGraaf
Dec 9, 20126 min read
Fear and Faith in Times of Economic Crisis
“You believe God will meet all your needs, but you’re not sure he’ll provide all your wants and that’s what really frightens you, doesn’t...
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Clare DeGraaf
Dec 2, 20126 min read
Planning a Family Mission Trip
There was a time when I thought spending money on a missions trip, for me or anyone was a waste of money. My thinking was that rather...
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Clare DeGraaf
Nov 27, 20125 min read
The Value of Having a Family Stewardship Statement
One of the best ways I’ve discovered to begin giving more wisely is to put on paper how God seems to be directing you to give. This...
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Clare DeGraaf
Nov 25, 20125 min read
Where should Christians give and why?
Last week in my blog How much should Christians give? I asked another, even more important question: How much of what we as Christians...
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Clare DeGraaf
Nov 18, 20125 min read
Tithing – How much should Christians give?
“Clare, how much should Christians give back to the Lord in offerings or tithes?” I was leading a discussion group in another state on...
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Clare DeGraaf
Nov 11, 20125 min read
Christian Tourists
Would the people who know you best consider you a Christian tourist or an ambassador for the kingdom of God? I threw this question out to...
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Clare DeGraaf
Nov 4, 20125 min read
Do Christians have the Right to Die “Naturally”?
“I’m not sure what to do about my father”, said my friend. “He’s mid 80’s, his health is failing and he can’t live on his own safely...
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