Dawn Rutan

Truth and Error

Written by Dawn Rutan Last week I stopped by the library to pick up an autobiography that had been referenced in another book I was reading. I didn’t know much about the author, but I recognized her name as having written some Christian articles. However, after reading about 80 pages of her book I’d had

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Who Gets the Glory?

Written by Dawn Rutan I’ve spent several days in Ephesians 1 lately, and I noticed that Paul makes frequent references to God’s glory: 6- “…to the praise of His glorious grace, with which He has blessed us in the Beloved” (ESV). 12- “…so that we who were the first to hope in Christ might be

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Paths of Grace

Written by Dawn Rutan Sometimes having a vivid imagination can be both a blessing and a torment. Recently I was imagining a particular “what if” scenario, thinking about what life would be like now if something had been different in the past. In the process I realized that I would be faced with a very

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You Are More

Written by Dawn Rutan This weekend I was reading a couple different books that used the same phrase. The first was a novel by Marianne Evans, in which a character said that her infertility made her feel “less than.” In comparing herself to others, she felt she came up short every time. Mary DeMuth reflected

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Chew on This

Written by Dawn Rutan Last night I read Amos 8:11, which at some point I had underlined in my Bible: “‘Behold the days are coming,’ declares the Lord God, ‘when I will send a famine on the land—not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord’”

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