Light in the Margins

Read-aloud companion to Light in the Margins, a Substack of devotional reflections for women. lightinthemargins.substack.com

Light in the Margins is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 48 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Light in the Margins, a christianity show with 48 episodes published.

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  Come Unto Me

  Apr 23, 20268 minS0

  <p>On Easter Sunday my husband injured his foot. He was stepping off a curb and rolled his ankle at just the right angle and broke his fifth metatarsal. A classic basketball injury, but without the cool story or any accompanying heroics. In a walking boot, he’s been given instructions to stay off his feet as much as possible. And that… has been a challenge.</p><p>He has always been the kind of person who jumps in whenever there’s work to do. Now when my daughters and I clear away the dinner dishes, we often have to shoo h...

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  The Abomination in My Kitchen

  Apr 9, 202611 minS0

  <p>As always, you can listen to me read this aloud, just by clicking ‘play’ above.^</p><p>The other day I had purchased a three pound package of ground beef and began dividing it up to freeze in one pound portions. The kitchen scale I use is a few decades old, but I’ve always assumed it to be reliable. </p><p>I eyeballed a handful of meat, put it in the bag, and weighed it—15.7 ounces. Perfect. Another bag, another handful—15.4 ounces. </p><p>And then I looked at what was left in the package and said to myself...t...

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  Too Full to Open Wide

  Apr 2, 20269 minS0

  <p>My kids can be bottomless pits at times. No sooner than we have finished dinner and cleaned up the kitchen when one will wander in asking for a snack because they’re “hungry.” </p><p>Then there are times we sit down to dinner and they don’t want to eat—either because they filled up on snacks before dinner, or because they don’t like what I’ve prepared.</p><p>As a mom, it doesn’t really bother me if my children are still hungry after eating dinner, so long as they ate dinner. They’re growing and their hunger i...

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  A Seat at the Table

  Mar 26, 20267 minS0

  <p>Last week I shared about how David believed a lie that he was sure to die at Saul’s hand. Sometimes our imaginations, fears and anxieties get the better of us. If we don’t challenge those thoughts, they can grow loud.</p><p>Recently, I attended a bridal shower and through a series of small, ordinary events, I found myself at a table I never expected to be at. I was seated with women who were older than me, women whom I respected and admired, women who carried a position and presence. I felt completely out of place.</p><p...

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  When David believed his fear

  Mar 19, 20267 minS0

  <p>Everyone is looking at me...I don’t know what I’m doing...Someone else could do this better...I don’t belong here...</p><p>Do your thoughts ever sound like that? Struggling with self-confidence and doubt is common, even for women who appear to be confident or capable. Sometimes our fears are just loud. </p><p>But before we run off to YouTube or Google how to be more confident, let’s look at Gods Word. Not only does the Bible give us examples of people who chose faith over fear, but there are also stories of those wh...

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