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Articles by Liz Moss

Liz Moss is the former managing editor of In All Things and the Andreas Center Program Coordinator. Today she is the Development Director for The Tesfa Foundation, serving students and families in Ethiopia. She is ordained as a Minister of Word and Sacrament in the Reformed Church in America.

Our Favorite Podcasts from 2017

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3 years ago

Our favorite podcasts from 2017.

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  • podcasts
  • review
  • top lists

iAt’s Top Book List for 2017

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3 years ago

The 2017 top books list for iAt Editorial Board members.

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  • books
  • culture

Meeting Her

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4 years ago

I wonder in the midst of the crazy, unknowns of life — the big unknowns, like placing a child for adoption, or the lesser unknowns, like where to park your car — how often we take the time to recognize the presence of God at work in the details of life.

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  • future
  • God's sovereignty
  • peace
  • plans

Remember That You Are Dust

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4 years ago

In our hurry to get through the forty days of Lent and to the celebration of Easter, this psalm slows us down. Yes, Resurrection Day will come but lest we forget to remember our need for resurrecting in the first place.

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  • Ash Wednesday
  • confession
  • Lent
  • repentance

Hope in the Depths

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4 years ago

The author of Ecclesiastes reminds us there is a time for everything and a season for every activity under heaven. There is a time to be born and a time to die, a time to search and a time to give up, a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance. Yet, sometimes it feels like there is more sadness than laughter, more mourning than joy.

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  • Hope
  • longing
  • presence of God
  • silence
  • Waiting

God in the Ordinary

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4 years ago

The Creator provides in the extraordinary way, like the crossing of the Red Sea, and God provides in the ordinary with daily bread. The Lord is present in their waking in the morning, in their walking in the wilderness, and in their slumber in the night.

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  • God
  • ordinary
  • Provider
  • Sustainer
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