Theresa Boedeker, Author at Life Letter Cafe

Is a Balanced Life Even Possible? 5 Tips on Achieving Your Own

May 21, 2018 by Theresa Boedeker 1 Comment

Do you ever dream of a perfectly balanced life? One where you are well-rested from self-care, well-dressed because the laundry has been completed and actually put away, and well-fed as dinner is tasty and on time. Family members are positive and problem free. Work is trouble-free. Your calendar ... Read More »

4 Tips for Conquering Pride

May 14, 2018 by Theresa Boedeker Leave a Comment

“I think you are angry.” “Nope.” I spat out. We were in our first year of marriage and driving north to visit friends. “Well you sure seem angry.” “I’m not,” I said staring at the red light we were waiting on. Just breathe, I reminded myself. Stay calm. “There is nothing wrong ... Read More »

What Things are You Delaying Because of Fear

April 30, 2018 by Theresa Boedeker Leave a Comment

Do you delay things? Things you need? Like happiness, thankfulness, joy, feeling positive, or liking yourself? Or maybe you delay using things. Your grandmother’s china. Wearing that new dress. Reading that new book. Maybe you delay stating a new project. Using your talents. Stepping out to ... Read More »

We All Need Playdates: 25 Ideas

April 23, 2018 by Theresa Boedeker Leave a Comment

I shall be forever grateful to Mrs. Smith. She was the first person who invited my husband and I over after we were married. It was a time of great transition. We hadn’t been married long and were busy setting up our apartment and life in a new city. It felt like we belonged nowhere. We no ... Read More »

How to be a Place Maker

April 16, 2018 by Theresa Boedeker Leave a Comment

We are attracted to certain people. And not because of their clothes or appearance, but because of their attitude, their manner, and the way they treat us. Maybe they have a smile for us. Or a simple hello. Maybe they ask how we are doing and really mean it and take time to listen to our problems ... Read More »

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Christian Upbringing Lessens Suicidal Behavior in Teens August 15, 2018
A recent study found a positive correlation between suicidal behavior and religious belief in a family. In a study conducted by Columbia University and the New York Psychiatric Institute, researchers found that teenagers brought up in a religious household are less likely to think about suicide or die from suicide, reports the World Religion News. […]
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Back to School: Make Studying A Lifestyle—Live to Learn! August 12, 2018
“The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you.” B. B. King Listen…do you hear it? It’s the collective sound of #2 pencils being sharpened nationwide. Yes, it’s that time of year again—almost time to send the kiddos back to school. But, why should our children be the only ones in […]
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Christians Outraged as Rwanda Closes 8,000 Churches August 11, 2018
Rwanda shut down 8,000 churches alleged to be in violation of new government laws. Christians condemned the forceful closing of the churches, saying the government used petty red tape violations to justify its actions, reports Pulse Nigeria. The new laws demanded that establishments adhere to the basic requirements in terms of “safety, hygiene, infrastructure, and […]
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Lost 700-Year-Old Bible Returns to UK Cathedral August 11, 2018
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Financial Tips For Single Women August 9, 2018
What are your financial goals? Men and women face the same economic stress factors of modern life, but women still face specific obstacles. The post Financial Tips For Single Women appeared first on One Christian Voice.
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Spread of Christianity Highly Influenced by Power—Study August 7, 2018
A major study on the history of Christianity found that political power, and not poverty, caused the spread of Christianity around the world. A team of researchers examined how Christianity grew from being a small religious group to one of the major religions in the world. Experts studied historical documents of 70 Austronesian cultures to […]
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5 Things Replacing God’s Direction in Your Life August 7, 2018
Here are five things you may be using to replace Christ’s direction in your life: The post 5 Things Replacing God’s Direction in Your Life appeared first on One Christian Voice.
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There is Another Way August 6, 2018
J.T. Starks grew up in Lancaster, Texas, near Dallas, amidst violence and uncertainty. He had no role model as a child, but he relied on his instincts for survival. The post There is Another Way appeared first on One Christian Voice.
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