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July 2010 If there is one word that most defines the mission of Metro Christian Living®, it is "authentic". We want to present authentic faith in such a way that you are thirsty for more of it. We want to discuss authentic issues and offer solutions and ideas based on God's Word.   Every month Metro Christian Living brings you stories of strength, inspiration, humor and love.  Real life stories…from real life people who live and move in a world like yours.  That is what Metro Christian Living is all about.

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Have you put the hay in the barn? There is a story told in the book, Martin Luther Had a Wife, about Sarah Edwards, wife of theologian, Jonathan Edwards that can inspire home managers today. It was this autumn time of year when there is much to be done on busy farms. Jonathan looked up from his studies and said to his wife, “Isn’t it about time for the hay to be cut?” Sarah replied to her husband, “It’s been in the barn for two weeks.”

In the Current Issue
Special Feature Lucy’s revenge – The Alzheimer’s paddling project The Way I see It Life in the blue zones Our Daily Bread How do you keep the faith? Healthy Living Keep your money – lose the weight Money Talks Innovation and Economic Recovery Q&A Just livin’ and laughin’ with Anita Renfroe	Welcome Home Easy updates for your home Fresh Finds Christmas in July Homeworks Get the hay in the barn Let's Talk It Over The awesome power in words Legal Advice Do-it yourself estate planning – are you sure? Food for Thought Fresh summer treats Salt & Light Act of Service

           

A word from Marilyn

Created to Create ”Art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life.” -- Picasso. I pass my grand piano a dozen times a day. I try not to notice it, but the truth is I notice it in the same painful way one would notice an empty chair at Thanksgiving or Christmas. The part of me that it represents almost does not exist anymore - crowded out by the demands of the life I live in this present moment. For years that piano and I were an inseparable duo. It was an escape, a comfort, an inspiration, a challenge and a friend. I was never bored in its presence. I could lose myself in it for hours. Read More  Check out Marilyn's blog: Gravy, Grits & Grace

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