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Author Archives: Steve Sensenig
Four!
Today is Christy’s and my fourth wedding anniversary!! I can’t tell you how happy I am being married to Christy. She is not only my wife, but my very best friend. Every day of my relationship with Christy is a … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Relationships
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Fore!
Today (technically yesterday now, as late as I’m posting this), I had the wonderful blessing of spending some time with my good friend and blogging buddy, Tony Sisk. Tony and I had met twice before in person, once just the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Relationships
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The Major Roadblock to a City Church
This post is the fourth link in a chain blog started by Alan Knox. Alan wrote the first link, which was followed by Charlie Wallace, and most recently by David Rogers. I won’t bore you with summaries of the other … Continue reading
Posted in Chain Blog, Church, Discussion Topics, Relationships
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Pray for the Chapman Family
Tragedy has struck the family of Steven Curtis Chapman, long-time Christian Contemporary musician. I wrote about it from the perspective of another adoptive family here on our Love Each Child blog. My heart breaks for this dear family and the … Continue reading
Common “Grounds”
Those of you who have been reading for any length of time, or who know me personally, know I have a strong attraction to Starbucks. We don’t have a Starbucks anywhere close, but anytime we get “off the mountain”, we … Continue reading