A Treasury of Thoughts:
A Collection of Essays, Considerations and Occasional Nonsense

MY NAME IS LANIE BETH AND I WRITE WORDS THAT SAY SOMETHING. 

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The Essays That Made The Group Chat…

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How to Talk to Your Kids About Salvation
How to Talk to Your Kids About Salvation

This is the excerpt where you can write a summary about your blog that grabs attention and makes people want to click to read the full blog.

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How to Talk to Your Kids About Sin
How to Talk to Your Kids About Sin

What do you say when your child asks a big theological question, and you're not quite sure where to start? Romans 3 offers a simple, three-part framework for talking about sin, righteousness, and redemption—and helping your kids understand why we all need Jesus.

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The Idol of the Body
The Idol of the Body

What happens when the very body we live in becomes the thing we spend our lives trying to perfect? This piece explores how our culture can turn physical appearance into an idol and reminds us that God measures our worth by something far more lasting than what we see in the mirror.

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A Collection of Considerations, Observations, and Occasional Nonsense

A Collection of Considerations, Observations, and Occasional Nonsense

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How to Talk to Your Kids About Sin

What do you say when your child asks a big theological question, and you're not quite sure where to start? Romans 3 offers a simple, three-part framework for talking about sin, righteousness, and redemption—and helping your kids understand why we all need Jesus.

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