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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Tag Archives: Peter
Turn the Other Cheek
Sitting at the track meet, I was nervous for her. Megan was competing in her first outdoor track meet for high school. She was running in three events that day. This is nothing new for me. I am always nervous … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged garden of gethsemane, God's will, James, Jesus, Peter, race, turning the other cheek
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Good Friday
Death by crucifixion. Disgraceful. Criminal. Lowly. It is fitting that Jesus’ life ends humbly. He didn’t die the death of a storybook hero. His followers were fearful of their lives, so they didn’t hail and cheer for him. Peter, the … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged darkness, Good Friday, grace, light, mercy, Peter, seeing good out of bad, sin
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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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Drastic Change
Today I set my mind to work for God. I took the kids to school (finally after many snow delays and closings), and returned home to my computer. After re-reading and adding scriptures to my next book, I took a … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged Andrew, calling, drop their nets, fisherman, follow Jesus, giving it all up for God, God, James, Jesus, John, Peter
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Lenten Reflection Day 37
“Mommy, did you know that Jesus is everywhere? He is so strong too. Did you know that he washed people’s dirty feet? Then he served people a Thanksgiving like dinner. He was so polite. After he did all those polite … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, God, Jesus, Religion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Women and Christianity
Tagged change, forgiveness, healing, Holy Thursday, Judas, Last Supper, Maundy Thursday, Peter, washing feet
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