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Light in the Darkness Surrounded by Love with Hope for those in need.

Shirley

Shirley is the proud mother of two beautiful young ladies. She enjoys spending time with them on their ranch in the deep South with their three paint horses. Always looking for an adventure, she looks forward to hikes in the mountains chasing waterfalls, or scouring the coast for beautiful lighthouses! Shirley writes to encourage others and often times shares things that motivate and inspire her. She believes in living life to the fullest because no one is promised the gift of another day. Join her as we honor our bodies, minds, hearts, souls, and our Almighty Creator, God above!

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  1. Lacey H
    February 3, 2018 @ 9:01 pm

    Hello Shirley,

    Thank you for sharing your thoughts on “our witness.” This is something that really helps me to understand what “losing your witness” means.

    This helps me a lot, especially the example that you give with “sitting quietly” if we feel like we need to inject curse words to make our conversation more interesting. I feel like this also applies to me for vulgar jokes or opinionated attitude injected in conversations.

    I have been a “secret Christian” for many years because I did not want to be hypocritical about what I do vs. what I say I am. And recently, I have felt that God has brought that to my attention and He is helping me to eradicate it.
    This had a lot to do with my harsh upbringing and influences; I retreated to humor but developed a knack for witty and funny, but often vulgar and rude jokes in my conversations. Of course, everyone would laugh, but it was usually non-believers and I am coming to realize more and more that is not something to help further the kingdom.

    So, again your blog is really helpful to me and encouraging, to better understand what “my whitness” means.

    After reading this my prayer is that the personality traits and appreciation for humor that God has given me, will be used to help further his Kingdom and edify others.

    Thank you again Shirley!

    Lacey.H
    From,Colorado

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  2. Taylor
    April 24, 2024 @ 12:17 pm

    This is a very useful blog however what is “dang” that you used for intro?

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    • Shirley
      May 19, 2024 @ 7:12 pm

      Thank you, Taylor. “Dang” is slang in the South like “darn” I suppose. Ha ha! We try to watch our language, and sometimes, we even make words up so as not to say a bad word.

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