Lately the devil has been trying his hardest to get a foothold in my mind. He knows that’s where I struggle and battle, and he knows that if he can plant just a little seed of anxiety or doubt, that it’s pretty certain to bloom into something that will tear me down. And he’s got… Continue reading My Resting Place: Encouragement from Ancient Hymns
Lessons From The First Church: Inspiring Excitement For The Gospel
“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teachings and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer. Everyone was filled with awe at the many wonders and signs performed by the apostles. All the believers were together and had everything in common. They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need.… Continue reading Lessons From The First Church: Inspiring Excitement For The Gospel
Can I Give You A Hug? The Importance Of Connection In A Six-Feet-Apart World
This year has been quite the year. One of the biggest challenges has been dealing with the coronavirus and it’s impact. It’s effected our education system, economy, the way we socialize and celebrate special occasions, and every other part of our lives. I’ve been most interested in the way that the actual physical distancing of… Continue reading Can I Give You A Hug? The Importance Of Connection In A Six-Feet-Apart World
Just Stop and Relax: When Good Habits Get In The Way
“Are you almost done? About ready to just sit down?” My husband asks me this question frequently, wondering when I’ll sit down for another episode of Big Bang Theory with him. You see, my brain clicks away at a dangerously fast pace, running through scenarios, projects, and things that need to be done, as well… Continue reading Just Stop and Relax: When Good Habits Get In The Way
What Nana Would Say
Earlier this week, I sat curled up in a chair thumbing through my phone, Googling something I never thought I would Google. “How to write an obituary”. Search. I was sitting in the hospital room where my husband’s grandmother was lying, slowly waiting for the end of her life. She was 88 years old, and… Continue reading What Nana Would Say