Do you have any non-negotiables in your day? I’ve tried to be careful about have-to’s. For me, they can quickly lead to the planning of a pity party. But this year, I’ve got three non-negotiables that have been bright moments
Today we continue with the theme: Be bold. Be brave. Be you. Today we’ll talk about being bold and brave for us, all of us.
Today our theme is being bold, being brave, and being you and today we’ll talk about being bold and brave for those around us.
As a woman of faith, do you think about being bold and brave in being you? Do you ever use the words “bold” and “brave” to describe yourself? I’m going to be so bold and so brave as to say
This is often that special time of year when we ring in the new year and put away the Christmas decorations. But even after the lights come down, God’s light continues on—not in the light of things, but in His
The manger scene caught all of humankind by surprise. And unbeknownst to us at the time, we would find ourselves in the presence of the greatest gift, one not imagined, not expected. Perfect.
In today’s “Morning WOLK with God,” I celebrate God’s gifts of love, joy, peace, and hope. When we “walk the WOLK,” when we walk God’s words of loving kindness, we’re part of a divine regifting strategy. Yes, divine regifting!
Feeling challenged by 2020? God continues to shine His light on us, so we can shine His light on others–even on those days when we’re “over it.”
Recently my three-year old grandson and I had a “Led Zeppelin” moment in the car. ‘Tis the season for music—not just old rock and roll oldies, but beautiful Christmas music, songs that tell of our dear Savior’s birth, songs that
‘Tis the season for errands, right? Some errands may be just a quick trip to the post office and groceries. Others may be more, much more–for you–and those you’re with. Thanks to my friend, I was given a special reminder
I love helping women of faith connect our delightfully ordinary stories to God’s extraordinary love and faithfulness. I pray our time together will encourage and empower you. As you know, God’s been in the details of our life–always has been, always will be. Let’s keep in touch.
