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Articles by Dawn Berkelaar

Dawn Berkelaar lives in southern Ontario with her husband Edward and their four children. She is a scientist, editor, writer, teacher and home maker.

Sabbath: Slowing to Celebrate

  • Dawn Berkelaar
1
5 years ago

God gave us the Sabbath for our own good. As with other laws, when God gave this one, God wasn’t being a killjoy, or trying to set us back.

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  • intentional living
  • rest
  • Sabbath

Force of Habit

  • Dawn Berkelaar
1
5 years ago

The goal of both resolutions and habits is behavior change. But many resolutions include a short-term goal and have an ‘all or nothing’ feel about them—either you follow through or you don’t. By contrast, habits can be a means to step-by-step, long-term change.

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  • habits
  • intentional living
  • slow-movement culture

A Beautiful Crucible: Motherhood as Discipleship

  • Dawn Berkelaar
11
5 years ago

This journey of motherhood is an unpredictable one. I can’t direct or control how my children will turn out. But I can take responsibility for my own growth in grace.

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  • discipleship
  • motherhood
  • parenting

How Do You Know?

  • Dawn Berkelaar
0
5 years ago

It seems to me that this distinction between knowing about and knowing relationally applies to more than just the nonhuman creation (or nature, if you will). It also applies to our relationships with others, with ourselves and with God.

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  • creation
  • education
  • God
  • knowledge
  • nature
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