Today I am sharing about the second time that the disciples get stuck in a storm while they are on a boat... but this time, Jesus isn't in the boat with them...
Tag: encouragement
How To Keep Faith In Times Like These
The other day I was texting a friend of mine, and I asked her what she was struggling with in the faith department. I knew that she would be honest, and she was. And I think what she is struggling with is a struggle that many of us don't want to share, or be open … Continue reading How To Keep Faith In Times Like These
5 Unconditional Truths About Our Identity
Olivia knows she is a little princess. She is confident in who she is. She knows she is loved, and she would wear her favorite princess dress everyday if she could. I am pretty different in that confidence department, and that is what I am sharing about on my new post for Candidly Christian this … Continue reading 5 Unconditional Truths About Our Identity
Where You Are In The Garden
Tonight is the night before Good Friday, and I have been doing a lot of thinking of what events that happened the night before Jesus died on the cross, especially in regards to what happens in the garden. Here my thoughts, on where I want to find myself tonight.
Why We Can Stop The Fight
Any of you feel like you are fighting right now? What are you fighting? Name it... Here is what Charlie's distance learning taught me about making sure I am going to the right sources for truth, and what to do with the things we are fighting...
Olivia’s Dream
Today I am doing something a little different on the blog, and sharing a video testimony/encouragement about a dream Olivia had during naptime yesterday. Take a watch, as this dream comes straight from the heart of God, and teaches us about the faith of a child.
What Jesus Never Asks Us To Do
Today I am sharing about Easter outfits, the hope of Easter, yet the reality we are all facing... and the one thing Jesus never asks us to do.
3 Things Peter Teaches Me About Responding To God
How many of you are parents? Right now my children are ages 5 and 3, and the responses that come out of their mouths can be pretty funny. But sometimes they can be a little flustering. But I have come to realize that the way they respond to me, and the way that I respond … Continue reading 3 Things Peter Teaches Me About Responding To God
The Things We Fix Our Eyes On
Yes, I am writing about it. The coronavirus. It is one of the big things taking up the spot light in the news. As I write this, there was one confirmed case of the virus at our local hospital, and there have been actions taken to prepare the school system in our town to close for 2 weeks. That is a decision that will probably come in a couple days the latest, but I am guessing they are waiting to see if this thing is going to spread in our town before making a firm decision. As I watch the news, and see what is being posted on social media, it can be really easy to fall into fear about this thing, and I know that so many people are. But before you read more, I want you to consider who or what you go to as your source of truth?
What I Have Learned From Ruth
Having a daughter, we watch a lot of princess movies, mostly Disney. In most Disney movies, the princess gets the prince. And that leads me to one of the greatest love stories in the Bible. The story of Ruth and Boaz. But what I have been considering lately is if Ruth's life would be as impactful if what we know of her story ended before she met Boaz? Read my thoughts on that in my latest post!