W-A-I-T – Guest Post: Tabitha Deller
Tabitha Deller and I connected a few years ago at a Proverbs 31 writers conference, She Speaks. I adored her immediately as she sat across from me at a group…
Devotion – Before the Tree: God Takes Time to Move Things Into Place
Zacchaeus was a wee little man And a wee little man was he He climbed up in a sycamore tree For the Lord he wanted to see And as…
Right Where He Wants You – Guest Post: Jennifer Andes
Jennifer Andes is great writer and a good friend of mine. We connected through the writer's conference - She Speaks a few years ago and formed a great friendship and…
Devotion – When in Doubt: A 4-Step Plan to Hearing God’s Voice, from Niki Hardy
In an earlier post author, Niki Hardy shared her moment of waiting to hear from the Lord for guidance in moving her entire family from Europe to America. No doubt,…
How Do We Hear the Voice of God? – Guest Post: Niki Hardy
Meet Niki Hardy, author of the newly released book, Breathe Again. A wonderfully written book that encourages readers not just to survive the hard places but to thrive in them.…
Devotion – Trust Fall:Training Yourself to Place Trust in God
Have you ever done a trust fall? You know, you stand high on a ledge and a group of people stand below with arms laced together to catch you as…
Waiting for Sticky Notes: The Series
Flashback with me to the 1990s: New Kids on the Block and Best Friend necklaces were the raddest thing on the planet. The latter of those was imperative for survival…
Praying for a Future Spouse
I was not the "pretty girl" growing up. Which means that boys were not really into me. I was the sort of funny, sort of annoying side-kick that all the…
BE FRI…A Lesson in Patience
Flashback with me to the 1990s: New Kids on the Block and Best Friend necklaces were the raddest thing on the planet. the latter of those was imperative to survival…
Imma Fight Him
When pain and anger run so deep our human reactions are sometimes violent. Good news…we get to choose how we put those feelings into action – it doesn’t have to…