Has it really been THIS long since I last blogged? I’ve been all wrapped up in the changes. For starters I got a new job, more like a career, and a goal that I have been praying for that is now reality. I can hardly believe it, just pinch me. Life happened since I last … More Movin’ On Up
Happy fall, autumn, and cozy weather time to all. For all you summer folks (like my mom), I wanted to share some of my favorites of this season to make you start falling for fall. Apple picking and baking. What’s the point of picking them if you don’t use them too. The drive to an apple … More Fall-ing in love with fall
Memory: the faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information; b) a recollection. Can you tell me what you had for lunch yesterday? Ok, a roast beef sandwich, hummus and pretzel chips, very good. Now, can you tell me what you had for dinner three or four nights ago? When was the last time you … More Memories and the in-between’s
Hey all, here is some food for thought. I was thinking about this idea since Monday and wanted to jot it down, so here ya go blog. Let me give you a little background of the week I’ve been having: Monday I did a bonehead move of exercising at home, and without stretching. So I … More Your cards are dealt
The beauty of ‘here and now‘ does not mean that ‘here and now’ have to be beautiful but what comes of these moments can be just that. The simplicity and beauty you can find in where you are at in that very moment defines the next steps. You can make your next steps a delicate … More Here and now [2 Cor. 4:18]
Women are too: emotional, needy, demanding, outspoken, insecure, clingy, drama-filled, drama-victim, indecisive, hard to figure out, critical… Men are: immature, self centered, quiet, liars and/or cheaters, ego, too dependent, physical, prideful, non-commital… The lists can go on and on and of course the things I listed may flip flop within genders depending on each individual. … More Balancing flaws and grace
It’s been awhile since I’ve written on my blog. The last series going through the book of Matthew was a soothing time in my life and helped me refresh on the Gospel. Since then, I have been jumping around through devotionals, the psalms, and Romans (one of my favorite shorter books of the Bible). I … More Listening [Psalm 116:2]
Here’s a challenge for myself. So I want to write more often but the difficulty with that is not having a significant, well thought out topic every day, or every week for that matter. Today I start a series of writing, a challenge, to read through the book of Matthew a chapter a day (or … More Following Matthew [Series added to daily]
“Spirit lead me where my trust is without borders” HillSong United. Trust without borders. What a challenge this may be for all of us. All of us who claim to be Christians, Christ followers, in love with the Lord, all claim to put our trust in Him, moreover, in our faith. Everyone has trust in … More Trust without borders [Jeremiah 17:7,8]
It’s go time in our lives. That’s right, as of right now it’s go time, for all of us. A verse that I have been praying about this past week is found in the book of Isaiah (I’ll share the verse later). The overall message assures me that nothing can stop God’s plan for your … More Go time [Isaiah 14:27]
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