Halibut with White Asparagus and Morel Mushrooms
INGREDIENTS For the Halibut: 4 pc. Halibut fillet1 tbsp. Olive oil½ cup Fish stock1 splash of white wine¼ stick ButterSalt and Pepper For the Asparagus:
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INGREDIENTS For the Halibut: 4 pc. Halibut fillet1 tbsp. Olive oil½ cup Fish stock1 splash of white wine¼ stick ButterSalt and Pepper For the Asparagus:
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God is spirit and He created us for His pleasure, to commune with Him and to enjoy Him forever on Earth. This communion is possible
Reconciliation—to be reconciled, to a person, a group, even a family. We often think in terms of forgiveness; however, forgiveness and reconciliation too often do
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INGREDIENTS For the Halibut: 4 pc. Halibut fillet1 tbsp. Olive oil½ cup Fish stock1 splash of white wine¼ stick ButterSalt and Pepper For the Asparagus:
I interviewed Dr. Everett Worthington on the topic of reconciliation. He is one of the leading Christian expert on forgiveness and reconciliation. Everett Worthington is
When I started on this journey, I thought I understood reconciliation. Now, I realize I knew basically nothing. I was right about this one part:
I have to admit that when I heard the word “soursop” several months ago, I had no idea what it was. It wasn’t until I
Each year many of us go to the doctor for a yearly physical examination. Depending on the physician’s protocol and the age of the patient,
There are always going to be problems, challenges, and conflicts in families. After all, look at what happened, in the very first “first family,” between
God is spirit and He created us for His pleasure, to commune with Him and to enjoy Him forever on Earth. This communion is possible
Reconciliation—to be reconciled, to a person, a group, even a family. We often think in terms of forgiveness; however, forgiveness and reconciliation too often do
Unbroken is the brutal yet tender life-changing story of Lou Zamperini. As the credits rolled at the end of the movie, the still and stunned
It happens to every marriage. Sometimes it’s dramatic and heartbreaking, like an infidelity or gambling away the family savings. Sometimes it’s a fight over the
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