Encouraging women to walk deeper with God at Kristi Woods (.net) through mentoring tools and ideas offered in guest post (s).
God Can Bring Beauty from the Greatest Struggles: No Matter What We Face, He Crowns Our Lives with Good, He Will Never Waste Our Pain By Debbie McDaniel She came downstairs early one morning, bleary eyed, wearing her favorite kitty cat pajamas, sparkly princess tiara sitting on top of tousled, tangled hair. She cuddled up…
Welcome to part 4 of “A Round Table Discussion” concerning E N V Y. It’s been a strong week in the word, hasn’t it? We started with Part 1 on Tuesday, then on to Part 2 Wednesday. Part 3 hit yesterday, and the final, sending-forth post is part 4 today. I’d like to thank Tiffany Parry, Abby…
Welcome back to A Round Table Discussion! We’re sitting around the table, talking about envy this week. Today is part 3 of our conversation with these lovely ladies: Find part 1 here and part 2 here. Let’s continue with the rich discussion, shall we? 5. What biblical battle with envy sticks out to you, either…
Welcome back to “A Round Table Discussion”! Our conversation highlights envy this week – how to battle it well. Abby McDonald, Lisa Appelo, Tiffany Parry, Betsy de Cruz, and Kristine Brown are joining us as we throw the covers off envy. After all, it’s a temptation most of us face. Why not talk about how to conquer…
Have you ever been impacted by prophesy? Truth be told, all of us have. Prophesies are threaded throughout the Bible, many of which have been fulfilled. This week Liz Gieurtz and I are talking prophesy over at My Messy Desk. You’re invited! Just click here to join us. Encouragement awaits you at LifeLetter Cafe ~ Find the…
Sometimes I wish I could stick my head in the sand, cover my ears and tout la la la la la when certain tough or emotional situations arise. Take forgiveness, for example. That’s a tough one to offer when we’ve been wronged but stand oh-so-right, when another has been a “jerk” and we’ve been oh-so-nice,…
“I love you more than you’ll ever know.” Dad offered those words to me in late 2015. He died shortly after. We buried him, then a day or two later, my immediate family prepared to journey back to our home 800 miles away. But before we left, I made one last visit to the grave. I took…
I look in the mirror. The eyes ~ they’re too big at times, too squinty at others. The mouth? The pencil-thin lines cause a cringe. Oh, and those thighs? Girl, I was ready to get a new pair, like yesterday. What was God thinking? I hate the reflection in the mirror. I hate me. And…