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“Be my rock of refuge to which I can always go.”
Psalm 71:3
NIV Translation-
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- The Perversity of Unanswered Prayer
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- Getting in God’s Face
- Judging Our “Truthiness”
- When Is It Time To Go?
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- When Convictions Get Ugly
- Grateful for an Empty Tomb
- What God and “NCIS: Los Angeles” Share in Common
- Ballad for an Ordinary Life
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- The Answer to All Your Questions
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- What Facebook and the Bible Share in Common
- Surviving the Life You’ve Always Wanted
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- The Curse of Expectations–Yours, Mine, Ours
- What If Words Were Banned?
About My Latest Book
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Join Verla Wallace for a backroads adventure with no cell phone, laptop, GPS, or itinerary. Wallace’s journey of self-discovery is filled with humor and drama, heartache and breakthrough. Meet Duck Man, a washed-up machinist with a brain tumor who found a new purpose for his life in the unlikeliest of places. Meet the mysterious hiker, fresh off walking The Appalachian Trail, who forces Wallace to acknowledge her own calling. Whether it involved getting lost at night in a mountain canyon or attending an elegant Hilton Head wedding, Wallace’s life-changing road trip delivers a wealth of wit and wisdom with an ending no one expected.
Available on Amazon.
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Category Archives: Expectations
Getting in God’s Face
Unanswered prayers wreck me. Sometimes I feel like saying, “God, would it kill you to let me in on what you’re doing here? It’s not like I’m asking for a Rolex watch. What I’m asking for falls under the header of … Continue reading
Posted in Answers, Expectations, Waiting
Tagged knowing God's will, religious cliches`, silence, unanswered questions, Voyager
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The Answer to All Your Questions
As an admitted news junkie, I confess I spent a lot of time the last ten days in front of the TV, toggling between election mania and the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Sandy. Americans react to these kind of events … Continue reading
Posted in Answers, Expectations
Tagged answers, boss, curiosity, humility, Hurricane Sandy, prayer, unanswered questions
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The Curse of Expectations–Yours, Mine, Ours
The summer Olympic games are already a distant memory. Now that the hoopla has died down, I’ve been thinking about another part of the Olympic experience that never gets much ink. It’s the athletes who went home with crushed expectations and … Continue reading
Posted in Expectations
Tagged disappointment, expectations, Gabby Douglas, Jordyn Weiber, Michael Phelps, Olympic games, shame
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Happiness is Not Found on a Clothesline
Nearly 900 college-bound students received a much-anticipated letter this week announcing they were accepted for admission into UCLA. It was a mistake. The school’s response? Oops. Sorry. For the school it was a PR nightmare. They promised to keep the … Continue reading
Posted in Expectations
Tagged Apostle Paul, college admission, disappointment, happiness, Peter Scazzero, positive attitude, Rom. 8:37, UCLA
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Pilgrim on the Loose 