The story of Jesus’s life continues with this video on Luke chapters 3-9

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The Bible project has a great video that tells the beginning of Jesus’s life through the story according to Luke. Merry Christmas!

Today’s post is written by Susan Steege on her experience with Ditch the Mainstream: 52 Thought-Provokers on Discovering a Life of Contentment.

“Ditch the Mainstream was a breath of fresh air in my devotional life. The devotions are so connected to real life and so dependent on God’s Word speaking to that real life. Each devotion includes three Scripture references and I found that to be very helpful. The layout of the pages invites the reader to process through jotting notes or coloring doodles, and I loved that, too. I highly recommend this awesome devotion book.”

-Susan Steege, Director of Transformation Ministries, First Trinity Lutheran Church, Tonawanda, NY

 

 

Today’s post is written by Ralph Kunze on his experience with Ditch the Mainstream: 52 Thought-Provokers on Discovering a Life of Contentment.

“I read Ditch the Mainstream as a one-a-day devotion and found
them to be thought-provoking, stimulating and soul-searching. A fresh
approach to daily devotions.  I have begun the second time around. Thanks Cathi and Sandra.”

-Ralph Kunze

Hi friends,

Here is another guest post from a reader on her experience with Ditch the Mainstream: 52 Thought-Provokers on Discovering a Life of Contentment. Today’s “short and sweet” post is written by Kim Caldarella. Thanks Kim!

“I read Ditch the Mainstream, and loved it every time I read it. The way it personally related to me was good for my heart. Sometimes it took more than a day to finish a section because I felt I needed the extra time to go back.”

-Kim Caldarella

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Today’s post is written by Debbie Canfield on her experience with Ditch the Mainstream: 52 Thought-Provokers on Discovering a Life of Contentment. 

“Ditch the Mainstream is an uplifting and thought-provoking devotional book. Packed with practical and relatable scenarios, this book creatively challenges readers to think about faith through the lens of ordinary life experiences. I have settled into a pattern of meditating on one each week. I begin the week by reading the new devotion and the corresponding Bible verses. I reread the verses on the following day and dig into the questions. Over the course of the week I am able to repeatedly consider the verses and topic to intentionally stay in the Word. It is a great opportunity to stay grounded in an often chaotic world!”

-Debbie Canfield

Hi friends,

Here is another guest post from a reader on her experience with Ditch the Mainstream: 52 Thought-Provokers on Discovering a Life of Contentment. Today’s post is written by Dolly Rice, who bought our very first copy from our website when we released our book. Thanks Dolly!

“I’m loving my copy of Ditch The Mainstream!  A light approach to deeper thoughts and considerations makes our hearts more willing to focus on subjects we might normally shy away from. Readers feel free to breeze over or delve into each subject as time and mood permit. Great way to start or end the day.”  

                       

-Dolly Rice

Hi friends,

Here is a guest post from Pastor David Belasic on his experience with Ditch the Mainstream: 52 Thought-Provokers on Discovering a Life of Contentment. 

Thanks Pastor!

“As you read, review and use Ditch the Mainstream it will provide encouragement, challenges, and guidance in discovering more personal contentment in dealing with many of the daily issues of faith and life.  Your heart and mind will re-think some of life’s past decisions and enable you to look forward with strengthened wisdom as you live out the values of your mind, heart and soul.  The variety of questions asked, and the real life illustrations given, will open up a new fountain of wisdom for daily life with family and friends.  Don’t wait, read it today!” 

-Pastor David Belasic, retired President of the Eastern District, Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod  and current chaplain at the Niagara Lutheran Health System rehabilitation and retirement home, Lancaster, NY