Gabrielle Devenish

Christian Post Reporter

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  • Dying to Meet Him: I'm Dying and I Feel 'Dumb'

    I was also very frustrated and angry with my mental decline. I used to be so intelligent and creative. Now my short-term memory is shot and I can only concentrate on something for a short period of time. I used to have a huge vocabulary and was so articulate. Now when I speak to people, I mix up words, forget words and drift off a lot. Basically, I feel dumb compared to the girl I once was.

  • Dying to Meet Him: Are You Really Lonely?

    Wow, God really showed me that I myself was beginning to get self-centered, wrapped up in my own head, thinking only of how awful I felt and how lonely I was. God really convicted me with that Facebook message, and I remembered in times of trouble, it's always good to look to God and then seek good company.

  • Dying to Meet Him: Our Hope Is the End of the Story

    After suffering yet ANOTHER small seizure yesterday (and throwing up all over the outside of my friend's car – so embarrassing!) this especially hit home today. I was internally bemoaning all my physical weaknesses and ailments, but after singing that song (guess God wanted me to hear Rock of Ages, not Nick!) I was again reminded of my Rock, my firm foundation, and my hope for "worlds unknown": eternity with my Lord!

  • Dying to Meet Him: Coming to Terms With Losses

    So the last seizure left me with fewer brain cells or something, but I can't focus enough to read much or write much without stopping, starting, stopping. I was afraid to write a journal entry yesterday because this is a new thing to me. Reading and writing – the two loves of my life, the two things that used to come so easily to me – are so hard now.

  • Dying to Meet Him: How a 30-Year-Old With 1 Year Left to Live Thinks

    This past hospital visit (Jan. 3-7), I was told that I am expected to live less than a year, maybe 6 months. I was released from the hospital to home hospice, where I do not intend to die, but to live my life as fully as possible for as long as it may be.

  • Scientists Succeed in Mini Time Cloak; Bigger Time Gap Next?

    Scientists have poked a pinhole into the space-time continuum, achieving something that before, only Spock could do.

  • German Grandmother Lives Without Money for 16 Years

    Many people across the globe live on pennies a day. It’s involuntary – homelessness, poverty, hunger and all the deprivations that go with having no money. But what person would choose a life where you live on nothing at all – literally, not a cent – to your name? Shine.com reports that Heidemarie Schwermer, a 69-year-old German woman, did exactly that – for 16 years.

  • Catholics Jam Streets of Manila Despite Terrorist Threats

    Catholics Jam Streets of Manila Despite Terrorist Threats

    Millions of Catholics ignored terror threats Monday and flooded the streets of Manila during the procession of the Feast of the Black Nazarene. Almost 1,000 were injured in the scramble to get near a religious icon.

  • Controversial Sniper Image Upsets Gay Marriage Supporters

    An image of a bride and groom in the crosshairs of a sniper’s scope has ignited a war of words between gay activists and Christians.

  • Jesus Saves, But Does He Shave? Christian Kitsch Becoming More Popular

    Jesus Saves, But Does He Shave? Christian Kitsch Becoming More Popular

    Show your electronics that Jesus saves and ring in the New Year with a piece of Jesus toast; freshen your breath with one of the famous Testa-Mints (found in your nearest Christian bookstore) before slapping on your Jesus Save sandals to go buy a bobblehead football Jesus.

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