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Abby's Pep Talks

Abigail Joy Stevens
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Discovering God in Everyday Life

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Shut Up and Dance

Have you heard the song “Shut Up and Dance” performed by WALK THE MOON? It occasionally plays on my kid’s Pandora Station, and each time I hear it, I think of the Holy Spirit telling me to stop making excuses and overthinking everything, an...

10 hours ago

Everyday A Dragon

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Serpents have multiplied since the beginning of time. They manifest in each time period, upon every newfound land, following every invention, and in the heart of every unique personality. They are chao...

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Various Forms of SPD

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Intro and Review

Sensory Processing Disorder is when our brain’s central nervous system has trouble detecting, receiving, measuring, understanding, or differentiating sensory input. This input may com...

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A Heart Offering

Psalm 37:5-9 MSG

“Open up before God, keep nothing back;
He’ll do whatever needs to be done:
He’ll validate your life in the clear light of day
and stamp you with approval at high noon.

Quiet down before God,
be prayerful befo...

7 days ago
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(SPD) Spiritual Processing Disorder

In case you’re wondering, SPD does not stand for Spiritual Processing Disorder. It’s an acronym for Sensory Processing Disorder, but I couldn’t help seeing similarities. Sensory Processing Disorder is when a person’s neurological system hin...

12 days ago
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