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Author: Joyce Fox

Joyce was born in Lansing, Michigan one cold February midnight, the sister to four elder siblings. As the youngest child she grew to learn to “hang tough” during the rocky times of life. People sometimes see her as aggressive and outspoken but she uses those characteristics to speak up for those who have no voice. This tenacity of will, her love for words, and her hope in Jesus brought her to the news industry. It’s also helped keep her marriage to her beloved ministerial husband alive for more than 44 years. Joyce is retired from TriStates Public Radio WIUM/WIUW of Macomb, Illinois and has spent many years working as a volunteer with the Salvation Army. Joyce now resides in Cleveland, TN. where she is currently studying for licensure in Clinical Mental Health at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary.
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Whatever Happened to the Blood?

Joyce FoxNovember 8, 2013

We used to have a lot of hymns about the blood of Jesus. The songs told how the blood of Jesus was the only thing that could make a sinful heart clean, could protect the believer from the snares of the enemy, and was an absolute necessity in the life of every Christian. They were powerful songs with a powerful message. But what happened to them?

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How Loving is it to be “Tolerant”?

Joyce FoxSeptember 6, 2013

How tolerant! How understanding! God loves all people so why should we be cruel? Why should we correct them? People work hard and get beaten…

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Christian Conflict Resolution

Joyce FoxJuly 3, 2013

The last article I wrote was all about how the world will know us by the way we love them as well as each other. But we have to be honest here. We are human … every one of us. And, as long as we are human, we will have conflict. There will be misunderstandings, miscommunications, and misattributions. What do we do to reduce the damage these things can cause?

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By Our Love

Joyce FoxMay 17, 2013

When Jesus was teaching His disciples He made it clear that whatever else was a measure of our Christianity, “they” (meaning unbelievers) would know we were His followers because of our love (John 13:35). But what did He really mean by that?

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Beauty Wrought of Suffering

Joyce FoxApril 18, 2013

I’ve been thinking a lot about Isaiah 43 this week. The first four verses especially are speaking to me.

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Devotionals

The Holy Moly Moment

Joyce FoxApril 8, 2013

Have you ever had a “holy moly!” moment? I’ve been in the habit for years of using the term “holy moly” when something astonishing happens and I guess Caden picked that up from me.

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