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Michele Morin

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As seen in: KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA), The Conversation, The Christian Post, The Western Journal, Desiring God, The Berkshire Eagle, Church Leaders, The Englewood Review of Books
Assistant ND @komonews. Aspiring author who tends to obsess about the news, certain books, bands, TV shows, movies and the Seahawks. Tweets are mine
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The Dangerous Days Past Middle Age

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By Michele Morin Verified
| Desiring God
I have an image in my mind of the godly old lady I want to be someday: soft-spoken, kind to all, full of wisdom. Having logged half a century under God’s sanctifying sandpaper, I should be well on my way by now. And, taking stock, I can see that I don’t have to rein in my temper as much as I used to, and there’s precious little out there that tempts me to covet. What I am learning, however, is that as I age, I sin differently. Sin is still “crouching at the door.” It just comes in a different form.
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Take the First Steps Toward Deep Friendship

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By Michele Morin Verified
| Desiring God
“What should we read next?” I asked. My friend and I had just finished several months in the Sermon on the Mount, and it was time to plan our next Bible reading project. She didn’t miss a beat. “Let’s do Ezekiel! I’ve been thinking about him lately.” I groaned inwardly but didn’t question her choice. After all, if you’re 95 years old and willing to take on Ezekiel for your devotional reading, who am I to argue? My friend and I have been reading Scripture together for over 25 years.
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Resist False Stories and Reclaim Space for Truth

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By Michele Morin Verified
| michelemorin.net
Spiritual disciplines are a means of enhancing the believer’s enjoyment of Jesus. They create space in a busy life for God to speak. The grace-empowered practices of prayer, gathering for worship, fasting, and meditation (to name a few) are evidence of our relationship with Christ.
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