In the past year or so, I have been learning the importance of having an accurate vantage point, especially when it comes to how I see myself. Too often, how I feel about myself directs what I believe to be true about myself. And we all know that that’s not always the most positive vantage… Continue reading Vantage Point: Seeing Life Through My Big God
Month: October 2018
A Heart Revival: Poised to See God Move
“For it is God who works in you to will and act in order to fulfill His good purpose” Philippians 2:13 (NIV) A year or so ago, if you had asked me what I thought about old-fashioned church revival services, I would have described them as “extra services that go on way too long, when… Continue reading A Heart Revival: Poised to See God Move
Potluck Panic: A Tale of Last Minute Mac ‘N Cheese
Baptist churches are notorious for a few different things. Some good. Some bad. One thing that is distinctly Baptist is the potluck. Those of you who have not experienced the Baptist phenomenon of a lunch consisting of fatty comfort foods and more desserts than you can ever imagine, will need to use a little… Continue reading Potluck Panic: A Tale of Last Minute Mac ‘N Cheese
Everything Under the Sun: Navigating the Seasons Of Life
When I was 11, my family moved from the metropolis of Lexington, Ky to rural Henry County. Only an hour and half separates the two, but I assumed, at that point, that we officially lived in the country. Compared to Lexington, the little town with no stop lights was the country. However it wasn’t until… Continue reading Everything Under the Sun: Navigating the Seasons Of Life
The Yard Sale Dress: An Unapparent Treasure
“Playing dress up begins at age five and never truly ends” -Kate Spade This weekend, Brandon and I went to a yard sale that was raising money for an organization in Shelbyville that we are pretty involved with, where some ladies we’ve gotten to know really well were hosting. We stopped by, mainly to chat with… Continue reading The Yard Sale Dress: An Unapparent Treasure