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Review: Where Is God?

Posted on June 10, 2010 by John Dobbs

“There is almost no limit to the struggles that we experience in life. People are being affected in moderate and major ways. They often feel overwhelmed and can’t think past the next day. ‘Normal’ answers don’t work. ….They are looking … Continue reading →

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The Ripple Effect of Death

Posted on February 3, 2010 by John Dobbs

Death. Not many people acknowledge its presence. We spend our days ignoring death, trying to put off death, avoiding death. Yet it is all around us. …outwardly we are wasting away… Every day obituaries run in the paper. Most days … Continue reading →

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Another Father’s Day

Posted on June 21, 2009 by John Dobbs

I was reading over my post from last Father’s Day. It was the first Father’s Day without John Robert. To be honest I do not remember much of anything about that day. Still just weeks from the most devastating thing … Continue reading →

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