Dr. Carolyn Coon

Our Roots

Today is July 4th, the birth of our nation – the day we declared our freedom from outside control. That auspicious beginning declared that we were a people who stated our reliance on and belief in God. We gratefully acknowledged that America was a Christian nation.Since that beginning we have strayed from our roots, from

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Good News

That’s what the word ‘gospel’ means – good news. But do you know what the good news is? We tend to make it complicated, to theologize it, to make it a series of steps or stages that one goes through. However, in its simplest and easiest – it means: Jesus Love me, this I know.For

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Forgiving self

I don’t know about you but I find it very difficult to forgive myself when I’ve done something stupid or hurtful to another. It really isn’t all that difficult to go to that person and ask for their forgiveness, whether or not they give it, but I find it incredibly difficult to forgive myself. Actually,

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Two Birthdays

We all have a physical (date) birthday but we also have the opportunity of a second birthday – a spiritual birthday. This second birthday is more important than the first, though, admittedly, you have to have the first to have the second. Specifically – today is my birthday and my spiritual day is three days

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Model

Do you consider yourself a model? You are, you know. Actually…. everyone is. You model your true beliefs, your character, your wants, your needs – everything! You model by your actions as well as by your words. You are constantly on display.I suspect most people don’t look at themselves as being ‘on stage’. But it

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Forgiveness: Step 3

With each progressive forgiveness step, the responsibility and subsequent action increases and this step is the hardest of all – forgetting. This step is forgiveness’s forgetting. I don’t know about you but this is something I find extremely difficult to accomplish. I have a very long memory.Yet, I’d like to think there is a partial

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Forgiveness: Step 2

Whether your forgiveness of another is unilateral on your part or instigated through the other person seeking your forgiveness, the statement is only the first step in the forgiveness process. Forgiving is a process. Forgiveness is always a choice. However, the benefits far outweigh any negatives. And whether or not you realize it – forgiveness

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