Anne Slamkowski
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Blogger, Speaker and Author of "Revealing Faith: Learning to Place God First in Your Life" Most importantly, desperately wanting to hear and follow God's Will, wife of Peter and mother of three kids.
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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Healing of the Blind Man
Reflections from John 9:1-34 Jesus Heals the Man Who Was Blind The healing of the blind man was a pivotal teaching of Jesus. The Jewish leaders had added a rule to God’s law that said no healing was to be … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged Blind Man, healing of Jesus, lent, miracles, miracles on the Sabbath, nature, open heart
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Unexpected Packages
The reflection today comes from Acts 8:26-40 and Isaiah 53 Acts 8:26-40 As for Philip, an angel of the Lord said to him, “Go south down the desert road that runs from Jerusalem to Gaza.” 27 So he started out, and … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged decreasing self, doing God's work, eunuch, Faith, God's will, Isaiah, lent, Philip, servant, ultimate sacrifice
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Tricks of the Trade
For years Pete and I have been playing this game with our kids. I am sure many of you know it. It’s called the “just try it – its chicken” game. All of our kids loved chicken, but if you … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged Faith, lent, opening your heart to God, parables of Jesus, parenting
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Don’t Judge Before You Walk in Their Shoes
Don’t judge others until you have walked in their shoes. I admit it. I am sorry. I have judged you. I have found myself jumping to conclusions about your choices. When you have missed something, or came late to an … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged Faith, helping others, judging, lent, single parenting, social justice, suffering
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Comfort Zones
Just what is your comfort zone that you need to break free of? Maybe you are nervous about meeting new people or new situations. Maybe you have a ministry that you have done for years and truly believe no one … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged comfort zones, defeat, evil, lent, prepare for battle, safe, struggle, trust
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Why Do You Go to Church?
As I sat at the kitchen table talking with a friend, she said to me, “Why do you have to go to church every Sunday? Can’t you just pray at home?” I thought about it for a moment before I … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged church, discipline, faithfulness, lent, obedience, sacrifice
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Shine like the Sun
Today’s reflection is based upon the readings from Matthew 17:1-13. Just a few days after Jesus predicted his death to his disciples for the first time, the Transfiguration occurred. Peter, James and John would all witness the amazing event together. … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged evanelization, Faith, God's Glory, James, Jesus, John, magnetic people, Peter, Transfiguration
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Degrees of Sin
Are there degrees of sinfulness? Do you think that God makes a list of our sins and sets some sin apart from other sin? Something like this… Debbie was a huge gossiper. She spread lies about others all the time. … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, forgiveness, God, heaven, judgement, sin
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