Traditionally, recording artists have made their money by creating music that falls within acceptable parameters of beat, melody and harmony with sufficiently broad appeal such that it catches the attention of the radio industry. Radio, taking a risk, plays such music believing it will gain traction with listeners. If radio…
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I don’t like the thought of having to go through surgery. Never have. I am grateful that I have been blessed with good health so the prospect of having to go through multiple surgeries haven’t been an issue. But there’s always that fear that I might get sick. Then there’s the anxiety of anticipation. (Just…
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Summer is coming to an end soon, but it isn't too late to make a spiritual impact in your child's life.
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My philosophy of what items would make it on my calendar was fundamentally flawed.
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Believe it or not, most of Eastern Iowa is less than a month away from going back to school.
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We can guide our children in the right direction by showing them our love and helping them discover their God-given capabilities.
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I learned something today. The term “Dog Days of Summer” has it’s origins in ancient Greek mythology. Check it out. For me, and most Americans I would assume, we have made the term synonymous with the hottest days of summer. I tend to get lazy during this season. Somehow getting out of my car and into the outdoor…
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The middle of summer can be a challenging time for families to find fun, creative things to keep everyone happy and entertained.
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Even with all of the options kids have, they can still get bored on a long car ride. So, how are you going to keep them occupied?
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Summertime is almost here and finding healthy, affordable activities for the kids can be both exciting and challenging.
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When considering our best response to some one who's mocking God, there are some key scriptures to keep in mind.
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Couples don’t always agree and solve problems, but the way they treat each other in the process matters.
In the last days of winter, cabin fever is setting in around Eastern Iowa. A few new ideas for fun will make the rest of winter a little easier.
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