Using Your Home for Influence

By Barbara Rainey | August 14, 2023 | 0 Comments

Establishing your home as an embassy of the King of Kings is probably much less complicated than you think.  One of the easiest ways to use your home for influence is to invite people over for a meal. One of my favorite stories is about Rosaria Champagne, who at one time was an English professor […]

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Did You Know Your Home Is an Embassy of the King?

By Barbara Rainey | August 7, 2023 | 0 Comments

Have you ever visited an American Embassy while traveling in a foreign country? You can’t miss it: Old Glory flaps proudly in the overseas air. As you walk through the doors, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and other national hero paintings welcome you “home.” It’s familiar, and it’s also safe. Once on your embassy’s soil, you […]

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Lies You May Believe About God: “If I Do My Part, God Will Answer My Prayers”

By Barbara Rainey | June 12, 2023 | 0 Comments

As a new Christian, and a few years later as a new wife, I eagerly prayed for everything. God graciously allowed me to see answers in those early years of faith because He knew I needed to see some evidence. Little children need much encouragement. Without fully realizing it, I developed a formula. In all […]

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Lies You May Believe About God: “God Never Causes ‘Bad Things’ to Happen to Us”

By Barbara Rainey | June 5, 2023 | 0 Comments

Did you grow up hearing fairy tales read to you? Or did you play pretend games imagining you were a hero or heroine? Did you remember wondering if the invisible, mysterious God you heard about in church was just another myth—or was actually real? I loved fairy tales and make-believe stories as a child. There […]

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Parenting Children With Visible and Invisible Limitations

By Barbara Rainey | January 23, 2023 | 0 Comments

Of our two sons, one was more athletic, while the other was more scholastically inclined. The younger son’s first word was, “ball.” The older one started reading before age five. They could not be more different. Instead of playing basketball for hours on the court Dennis built for the boys (because that’s what he did […]

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