Lynn Donovan

  • A Divine Parallel by Guest Writer: Janet

    A Divine Parallel by Guest Writer: Janet

    Heavenly Father, I’m emotionally exhausted and taxed beyond measure.  Don’t you see my tears?  Do they mean anything to You? I too have felt great passion, loss and sadness causing me to weep. {Hebrews 5:7, Luke 19:41, John 11:35, Mark 15:37} God how much longer?  I mean really, can’t my spouse see I’m not trying…

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  • Stuck on the Edge

    Stuck on the Edge

    Perhaps you are curious. After last Monday’s post about my husband and our church experience (read it here), I will let you know that over the weekend my husband’s family was visiting, thus he didn’t attend church. However, earlier in the week we had a discussion about church and our conversation that ensued that morning…

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  • Our Soul and the Natural World ~ Article IV – Our Sense Hearing

    Our Soul and the Natural World ~ Article IV – Our Sense Hearing

    Spiritual Warfare – How We Fight Back A few months back, I began a series on the natural world and how nature, the world God created, can bring healing and joy to our soul. We started with light. If you missed that post, you can read it here. Then we looked at darkness and how…

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  • Chronicles of the Donovan Clan – A Setback or a Step Forward?????

    Chronicles of the Donovan Clan –
    A Setback or a Step Forward?????

    Yesterday I had a breakthrough. And it happened in church. During the summer months, translate – not football season- my husband will attend church with me on occasion. Yesterday my man and daughter went to church with me. Woo Hoo. But, why is it I’m still not happy? Sheesh. I mean really. More than anything,…

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  • A Perspective for those dating a nonbelievier by Martha McMillan

    A Perspective for those dating a nonbelievier by Martha McMillan

    I am a 52 year old divorced mother of two mostly grown girls (age 21 and 18). I can  testify to being unequally yoked. I was married for 21 years. It was hard on many occasions and lonely as well. But I loved being married, even when it wasn’t good. I loved my husband and…

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  • Disillusioned in My Marriage – Unequally Yoked

    Disillusioned in My Marriage – Unequally Yoked

    A few weeks ago I watched my friend Kelly walking through the foyer of our church. In tow, her three children. They passed by me smiling and saying, “Hello” to passersby who were heading out to eat or going home after church. But, as I looked into her face, I saw something no one else…

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  • Chronicles of the Donovan Clan

    Chronicles of the Donovan Clan

    I’m thinking it’s time for a Chronicles update. This is one of the most meaningful posts about the Chronicles I have written to-date. Up until now, I hesitated to share with you what happened on May 6th. But today the Lord said to me, “It’s time.” For those of you who are new to our…

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  • Bittersweet

    Bittersweet

    Dear Dineen and Lynn:  I just have to share with the two of you my “bittersweet moment” this morning.  To back track, I just got home yesterday from having been with my youngest daughter the past three weeks as she gave birth to her first child-a precious 9 lbs. 1 oz. baby girl, name Hadley. …

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  • The Elusive Dream

    The Elusive Dream

    Today’s post may be a bit rambling but I'm sensing you may be in the same place. So here goes. Yesterday was Father’s Day. I know this day can be emotional and challenging to spouses who are spiritually mismatched. I know this because I am still one of them. I walked into church this morning.…

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  • Thankful Thursday –

    Thankful Thursday –

    It's Thankful Thursday. In June we are at Iris', Grace Alone. ….. Today Iris was sharing her thanks for the summer produce and the Farmers Markets.  This brings to mind two things. First a verse that I read recently. John 4:36 But he said to them, ”I have food to eat that you know nothing about.” Neat.…

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  • Good Always Wins

    Good Always Wins

      Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back The following is an excerpt from Heaven Is For Real: Looking back, the Burpos realized there had been moments since the surgery when Colton had spoken very personally about Jesus, but they had just been happily surprised. Now…

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  • Our Soul and the Natural World ~ Article III

    Our Soul and the Natural World ~ Article III

    Article III: Our Soul and the Natural World A few weeks back, I began a series on the natural world and how nature, the world God created, can bring healing and joy to our soul. We started with light. If you missed that post, you can read it here. Then we looked at darkness and…

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  • The Schwarzenegger Rant

    The Schwarzenegger Rant

    (Photo: Reuters / Tomas Bravo) Okay, I’m not really sure where this post is going today but I think I’m about to go on a rant. I am utterly and wholly disappointed and sad over the impending divorce of Arnold and Maria Schwarzenegger. I am outright devastated for the children, and the son of the…

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  • Light Vs. Darkness: Living in the Natural World

    Light Vs. Darkness: Living in the Natural World

    Article II: Our Soul and the Natural World A few weeks back, I began a series on the natural world and how we can let nature, the world God created, bring healing, and joy to our soul. We started with light. If you missed that post, you can read it here. Today I want to post…

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  • A Tale Worth Telling

    A Tale Worth Telling

    Indulge me today. Let me introduce the cast: One- small furry, cute (deceptive) catOne- small dog named PeanutOne – teenaged girl 16 going on 27.One – believing mom and keeper of the home. It started several months back. The rainy season. It’s cold, wet, and dark. One early evening during a light downpour as we…

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  • Thankful Thursday – In The Storm

    Thankful Thursday – In The Storm

    “Everything in our lives has to go through the filter of God first.  Just like Job.  His disaster’s were not a surprise to God- God didn’t keep it from happening.  God filters what happens and what is kept “from happening” in our lives on a daily basis.” ~Aimee Douglas   Every tear. Every question why. Every…

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  • Netflix – Light – Spiritual Warfare

    Netflix – Light – Spiritual Warfare

    A few days ago, I finally surrendered. We signed up for Netflix. It’s not like we don’t already have over 100 channels to choose from. But if you’re like me. I am very choosy about what I pour into my soul through television. So most of what’s available to watch….. I don’t. Okay but back…

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  • Marriage Monday – Couples in Faith

    Marriage Monday – Couples in Faith

    It's Marriage Monday. Please join us once again for Marriage Monday on May 2, 2011. Our group topic this time is “faith.” How does your Christian faith express itself between you and your spouse? Do you pray together? Or discuss theology? Do you lead or attend a couples Bible study? Perhaps you’re spiritually unequal, yet…

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  • Thankful Thursday – Hope

    Thankful Thursday – Hope

    I'm so excited that Thankful Thursday is back here at Spiritually Unequal Marriage for the month of April. I put up my TT posts around 5:oo PM PT on Wednesday so the gals who live on the other side of the world, can join the fun while it's still Thursday where they live. In April…

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  • Feel the Passion- He is Risen Just as He said

    Feel the Passion- He is Risen Just as He said

    On the first day of the week, very early in the morning, the women took the spices they had prepared and went to the tomb. They found the stone rolled away from the tomb, but when they entered, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus. While they were wondering about this, suddenly…

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  • The Last Supper ~The Passover

    The Last Supper ~The Passover

    Each day between now and Easter Sunday I will post a Chronological Look at the Passion Week. Remember to stop in here every morning, pause for five minutes, and think upon what is happening on this particular day nearly two thousand years ago. Reflect, pray, get out your Bible, and then add your thoughts here…

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