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Budapest, Rick Steves, Holocaust museum, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tony Curtis, Julie Orringer, The Invisible bridge, Danube, House of Terror

in Traveler's Tales

A Budapest Visit: Walking in History’s Horror

A sober visit to Budapest’s terror museums

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in Bible study&middot Faith&middot God's love&middot Prayer&middot Spiritual issues

An Old Lesson: Take 2,367

I’ve been working off a master “to do” list for over a month now, life has been that busy. I had six writing deadlines to finish on April 1, alone, and felt a lot of pressure to finish up before I leave on a quick trip. Stress had built in countless ways. It’s all ironic since my 2011 resolution was…
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Would God really say, “I’m tired of blessing her?”

Would God really say I’m tired of blessing you?

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God's lens Bible knowledge, God, "doing what was right in their own eyes," Judges, how do you know what is right? Church authority, law, eternity

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God’s Lens: What might He be thinking?

How to change your point of view to consider God’s lens in a situation.

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Shame on Me? No, Thanks.

Choosing not to use Scripture to shame yourself into guilt.

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Is the Job Always Better at Someone Else’s House?

Is the job always better at someone else’s house–or do you need some real life perspective?

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Michelle Ule

Michelle Ule is a NYTimes bestselling author of historical fiction, an essayist, blogger, and the biographer of both Mrs. Oswald Chambers. and Overflowing Faith: Lettie Cowman

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