Encouraging Women to Walk Deeper with God
15 Ways to Connect and Change Your World He was crumpled in a large brown heap, a lifeless mass of fur in the middle of the road. My heart dropped when I realized it was a dead dog. "I think it's worse when it's a dog hit versus a wild animal along the roadside," my son commented. "It's because there's a human connection. That's why it's so hard. It's probably someone's pet." I blurted. I wasn't sure where the words came from, Continue Reading
Pebbles of Pain by: Liz Giertz The glory of God in this woman is a beautiful thing. His healing work in her is powerful. I hope you're as touched by the testimony and words of Liz Giertz as I am ~ even more so! She is a co-laboror in the cause for Christ as she leads women on military bases. She writes powerful, impacting words on her blog (noted at the end), and today she brings her power-packed words of God's healing touch to these pages. Continue Reading
Overwhelming Grace by Shannon Geurin Her story gripped me from the moment I set eyes on it. I pray it'll touch you in a similar way. Sit back, pour a little tea, and enjoy today's guest post from Shannon Geurin. Oh, and when you're finished? Consider heading over to her place to read her complete testimony. You won't be sorry. There are times when grace violently overwhelms me just like waves crashing on the seashore. The tears Continue Reading
It's just how it is. It's just how I am. ~ Emotional ~ Sometimes out of control That's me, and I'll never change. Those thoughts rounded the corner of my own 20 and 30-something mind more than once - far too often. Feeling "less than" became reality simply because I couldn't seem to reel in the wildly bobbing emotions - and was certain everyone else on the planet could. But others face the battle with wild emotions, too. Author Continue Reading
The Moment Things Turn Out Better Than You Can Imagine by Lisa Murray Lisa Murray's words stood before me, offering a glimpse into emotional stability, strength, a "how to" in order to "get through". She put feet to a part of my life that needed it. And I wanted to know more. Her blog offered "more" with regular posts. Her soon-to-be-released book does, too. (Look for a review on it in March.) I jokingly call her my "long distance therapist". Continue Reading
