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A Chapter In The Storm
Where to even begin? Let’s start with the positive shall we? The Invisible Friends Chronicles: Letters To The Entertainer is slowly nearing completion. The letters are finished and edited. Nearly all of the images are done and edited. The ‘real people’ character intros are so close to being finished. All that remains is finishing the…
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By Rote Or By Heart:The God Who Offers Himself
During my morning Bible study, the first Bible verse to come up was Jeremiah 29:11 and for a brief moment there, I kind of inwardly groaned. Ever since that verse was so overly quoted and shoved at Katlynn over the years, I have had a lot harder time taking it in to be honest. It…
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Stepping Onto the Beach: Trading Self-Reliance for God-Sized Possibilities
We think shrinking the size of our sandbox to keep life manageable is being responsible. The reality? It’s just a way to ensure we never have to ask God for help. What if God isn’t asking you to have more faith to fix your current circumstances, but is instead inviting you out of your tiny,…
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The Wedding Feast
The author reflects on Matthew Chapter 22, emphasizing the invitation to the wedding feast as a metaphor for God’s call to humanity. Despite witnessing miracles, the Israelites often rejected God’s invitation, a pattern that extends to today. Individuals must choose to accept or reject God’s invitation, prioritizing spiritual over worldly pursuits.
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Why Should We Love?
The essence of love, rooted in God’s choice, highlights its significance in life. Even before conception, God knew and embraced us for a purpose.
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Just a Speck Of Faith
In this post, I reflect on a dark moment of physical and emotional exhaustion where life felt unbearable. Though the healing wasn’t instantaneous, God was faithful in the waiting. It’s a testimony to how He carries us through the deepest valleys, moving us from a place of despair to a season where we can finally…
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The Twist
Our life’s story can often resemble an original fairy tale with unexpected twists, revealing growth opportunities through challenges and reliance on faith.
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Sometimes It’s More Than a Feeling
The author decided on a double mastectomy after feeling spiritual unrest, leading to early detection of contained breast cancer. This choice spared them from chemotherapy and radiation.
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Dad
This last month has been…well, I’m not even sure there is a word to quite aptly sum things up really. The biggest thing really in this last month, was saying goodbye to what may very well be the most incredible man I have ever known. (No offense intended to my husband who is still living,…
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Waiting for God is like waiting for the spring
Spring evokes mixed feelings of anticipation and frustration as we await warmth and growth. Likewise, our desire for closeness with God often requires patience and perseverance through challenges.
