Discover hope through “God-moments” in your day.
Encourage your heart, soul and mind.
Give you practical ideas and resources to help in your walk of faith.
I’ve been going through a painful ‘sand-in-your-shoe’ struggle recently. Honestly, I’d rather deal with a ‘hero’ challenge. Today on my blog, I reflect on two profound books that have encouraged me as I limp along with sand in my shoes: ‘I Dared to Call Him Father’ and ‘The Four Winds.’
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Last week, I did a face-plant that opened a deep part of the sutures on my knee that was just replaced. Through this difficult season, I’ve experienced God’s presence, peace, and continuing grace.
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Have you ever been in a situation where you know God’s got your hand, and you’re going to be ok?
That happened to me during the past two weeks. I had my right knee replaced (and watched the surgery!) and attended the memorial service for a dear friend.
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It was another Costco date day. Shop, then enjoy hot dogs and share a swirl ice cream. Who knew we would meet someone with a story to tell.
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Every new year, I get “spring fever” and clean out my drawers and closets. As I was de-cluttering my bathroom cupboard, I reflected on the new leadership the U.S. has.
Christ commands Christians to pray for those in leadership, regardless of our political affiliation or feelings about them. Today on my blog, I suggest five ways we can pray for those in authority.
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During the holiday season, did you wish people “Merry Christmas”? “Happy Hanukkah”? Or perhaps, the more generic, “Happy Holidays”?
As a result of my choice of greetings, I was blessed by an interaction with a woman at Costco. Read about it on my blog.
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Do you have a favorite Christmas carol? One of mine is “Mary, Did You Know?”
The song’s words help me think about how I would respond if an angel informed me I would give birth to the Son of the Most High.
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This past week, Don and I experienced frustrating health challenges that made us feel extra grateful God understands our needs.
What a joy to know that God in Christ came to earth so we could know Him, His character, love, and holiness.
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Storms are a part of our lives. Illness, loss, divorce, political disagreements, family dysfunction or incongruity. We need deep roots to withstand the pressures and storms we face. Read on for words of hope…
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Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds…”