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Why Is Forgiveness So Hard to Offer?
Have you ever wondered why forgiveness is so hard to offer? Releasing situations and offering forgiveness often mimics a puppy attempting to wriggle its way out of clutched hands. We hold tight, refusing to allow it to go. We grasp that hurt and offense, and we cling to blame like static cling causes a dress…
Why Is It Hard to Believe Sometimes?
Why is it hard to believe sometimes?
When We’re in Need of a New Appetite for God
Are you in need of a new appetite for God? Friend, I am! I need one for food, too. Folks champion chocolate. And a part of me cheers along with them. “Choc-o-late! Choc-o-late!” But there’s a part of me that cringes. Here’s why. I love chocolate. A lot. But chocolate doesn’t love me–not really. The…
Is Your Citizenship in This Safe Place?
Do you live, think, eat, and breath like your citizenship sits in this place?
Is God Prodding You to Share Your Story?
This post may contain affiliate links. Have you ever sensed God prodding you to share a part of your story? I have. And I can assure you, I wasn’t too keen on sharing the part He eyed. I stood in our country church, pressed between two pews when it came. No. No, no, no, no….
For Those Times When I Look in the Mirror and Don’t Like What I See
Don’t like what you see when you look in the mirror? Do you need something tangible to combat those times when you look in the mirror and don’t like what you see? “Visuals” like me will understand. When we look in the mirror, we see limp hair that never looks good, eyes too large, a…
Would You Like More of God? {Book Review}
As a young Christian, I wanted more of God. Have you ever asked, or maybe you’re asking the question right now, How do I get more of God? Read on!
Tuck This One In Your Heart
Go ahead–tuck this verse in your heart. Keep it near, assuring every ounce of “you” of God’s interweaving. Sometimes, as a strong-willed gal, I make plans to go here and there and look to the future. But sometimes I get so busy that I forget God. I run ahead, failing to remember where I came…
