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Waiting on God’s Timing… How to Be Patient

August 18, 2025September 4, 2024 by Karen S Musselman

I wasn’t born with much patience, so waiting on God’s timing can get rather frustrating. My old car is just one example, as it sits in the barn again, for almost another month, waiting on repairs. My t-shirt business and traffic to this blog is another good example of feeling like I’m stuck in a … Read more

Some Things Need To Be Broken To Be Used

August 18, 2025August 27, 2024 by Karen S Musselman

Have you reached your breaking point? Maybe you need to be broken to be used! Usually, we think of breaking things as horrible. Things like you drop your cellphone and the screen shatters, or you’re really hungry and you drop your sandwich or snack all over the sidewalk or a dirty floor. Breaking an arm … Read more

Why Should We Worship God in Bad Times?

August 17, 2025August 5, 2022 by Karen S Musselman

I would say that it is our duty to worship God during bad times because that is when we need Him the most. People often have this misconception that worshiping God is only necessary in good times. This is not the case at all. In fact, when we are in the middle of spiritual warfare, … Read more

Bad Company Corrupts Good Character

August 17, 2025July 12, 2022 by Karen S Musselman

Understanding Its Meaning and Impact We’ve all heard the phrase “bad company corrupts good character.” It’s a timeless piece of wisdom often shared by parents, teachers, and spiritual leaders. But what does it really mean, and how can it apply to our everyday lives? Where Does the Phrase “Bad Company Corrupts Good Character” Come From? … Read more

Romans Road to Salvation

August 17, 2025May 30, 2022 by Karen S Musselman

mom wearing romans road t-shirt sitting with son in a meadow

Are you walking the Romans Road to Salvation or struggling on your own road? Has using the Bible as a guide to ethics, common decency, and plain old-fashioned horse sense all become relics in America? Let’s just say, it is not looking good. What Road Are We On Today? In the last few years, we … Read more