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#YourStory: Alisa Nicaud
We have another beautiful #YourStory testimony of our God’s goodness today. Alisa Nicaud is an online writer friend. Our paths crossed when we found ourselves in the same critique group. It’s been a joy getting to know her. I hope you feel the same after seeing this glimmer of Jesus in Alisa. Enjoy! For you didn’t…
God Uses Our Trials to Grow Us
Trials are stinky, aren’t they? But God uses our trials to grow us. He deems them necessary for our spiritual growth, however. Sometimes it’s simply difficult to wrap a girl’s mind around that one, isn’t it?! I had my own trial amid an unwanted relocation a couple of years ago. Boy, was I surprised at…
#ScriptureBank2016, Week 36
Welcome to #ScriptureBank! It’s a scripture memory “help” – Monday posts helping you and I deposit God’s word deep in our hearts. Find previous #ScriptureBank2016 verses here on Pinterest. Don’t forget to subscribe by clicking the below graphic. You’ll receive a scripture or prayer/confession every Monday in your email inbox. It’s that easy!
My Love/Hate Relationship with Mothering
Mothering and I have a love/hate relationship. I love the idea of being a good mom. I want to be one. But there’s a struggle and underlying uncertainty with each attempt. I simply don’t feel good enough. And I hate it. It’s a vicious cycle. Try. Fail. Self scorn. Mothering pity party for 1. Attempt…
#ScriptureBank, Week 34
It’s a prayer based on Prov. 12:3. You’ll find memory verses and other free Christian resources here. This week we’re praying the verse into action. Take the powerful words and pray them over someone near and dear or even those far, far away. Don’t Miss These Posts on Prayer Other Helpful Christian Posts
#YourStory: Paige Hamilton ~ On the Other Side of Divorce
On the Other Side of Divorce “Please pray. I think my husband is leaving me. My heart is broken, and I have no idea of how I will ever get through this.” I read my friend Marla’s text message, and instantly the room began to slightly sway. My head spun, both physically and emotionally, as…
Hope Prevails: Insights from a Doctor’s Personal Journey through Depression {Book Review}
I don’t talk about it too much. But when I do, others often nod their heads in understanding. They nod because they’ve been there. They’ve felt the dark, dreary pit void of hope. They’ve sat on a cold, dark, careless floor, staring at a rung-less ladder. They’ve experienced depression. My dance with depression, undiagnosed clinically but…
Is the Page Turning to a New Life Chapter? (Part 2)
Today is installment #2 of a 2-part series, continued from last Tuesday. It’s a repost, a hug and “me too”, that lasts far beyond a few years. Click here for PART 2. If you missed PART 1, click here.
