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Author Archives: radamdavidson
Contagious & Praise
As you may have read, Lexi had an infection that put her in the hospital. Now I have what she had. Bummer. All I can say is this: I understand why she was in the hospital. I don’t think I’ll … Continue reading
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Lexi Hospital
Friends: Sometimes I’m not sure how much to share online. I want to keep it all close, but, at the same time, I need to let my friends and community know what’s going on. Sometimes my family needs help. I … Continue reading
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Season of Lint
Lent is the 40 day period (minus Sundays) between Ash Wednesday and Easter. Hold on to that fact while we talk about dust for just a moment. 60% of the dust in your home comes from outside. The remaining 40% … Continue reading
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Westland FMC
Winston Churchill said “We shape our buildings; thereafter, our buildings shape us.” Churchill was right, and I can testify to that. In the late 1950’s, a group of Free Methodists shaped a building. By 1972, they shaped a huge addition … Continue reading
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Meijer Horse
There’s a store in Michigan — more of a self-contained universe — called Meijer. The “j” is silent, but every other letter should be pronounced. Think of it as a mistyped y, like “Meiyer”. Meijer has everything: watermelons, toasters, jackets, … Continue reading
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Pfrightened Phlebotomist
I had a routine blood draw this morning to make sure my blood is routine. According to one study, 60% of men don’t go to the doctor for the same reason we never stop to ask for directions — we’ve … Continue reading
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Lexi XVII
Do you remember where you were 17 years ago? I do — I was a brand-new first time Dad, basking in the blessing of answered prayer in Ohio. We prayed for her and here she was, in the wee hours … Continue reading
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Fisherman Zac
It wasn’t that long ago that Zac came running and said “Levi and I went fishing today, and I really liked it so TAKE ME FISHING, DAD.” As it turns out, I’m not a fisherman. I’m more of a wisher-man, … Continue reading
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A Boy and His Jeep
Mac will be driving soon — a fact that he brings up with greater and greater frequency. I have mixed feelings on the whole situation. On one hand, it will be convenient for him to be able to drive himself … Continue reading
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[RadCast] Expect Suffering (1 Thessalonians 3:2-4)
Persecution & suffering are part of the deal, but Jesus is more than familiar with our experience. Best of all, He’s with us!
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