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A husband reaches out to his wife as part of the ultimate long-distance relationship.

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What He Wanted

Dearest Rachel – If it hadn’t been for the fact that it was so undiplomatic, I would’ve been pleased that Daniel actually knew what it was he wanted, and said so. He’s usually so indifferent to options offered to him, that this is actually worth telling you about. And in the end, it wound up…

from Rachel: Dear to Us

List every area of exploitation they’d [Paul, Silvanus and Timothy] tried to avoid.“flattery, masking of greed, being a burden (seeking praise?)” Using people. It’s the default mechanism of our sinful nature. If we’re not fighting it, we’re doing it. And the key to how well we’re doing it is how well we’re hiding it.To flatter…

A Thousand Steps Around the Parking Lot

Dearest Rachel – I’ve probably mentioned the proverb in one paraphrase or another several times over the course the last five or six years, honey, but it’s constantly being proven true; there’s nothing the Lord finds funnier than a plan we humans can come up with. The most obvious examples are those elaborate, Pinky-and-the-Brain style…

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