Some of the great stories of our lives start with tragedy and end with overcoming in some way whether it be by God’s intervention, a human hero, or we climbed a great feat to claim victory. Recently I spoke at church about the rocks of remembrance in our lives. These stories are the places where…
Moving Forward in Reflection
I’ve recently felt the need to be prepared. The other day I wrote on my last blog post, “I was asked a question several weeks ago, “What do you think about when no one else is around?” It took me three weeks to answer this question. My answer: I think about organizing and getting things in order….
A reflection of the last 4 yrs
Over this past weekend my mother came to visit. So naturally, I took to making sure that the house was ready for a visitor. I was doing all the normal things. Clearing out the back the kitchen of extra piles up stuff. Washing the bedding and cleaning the guest bedroom. Husband and son doing random…
The Pig Pen and Green Pastures
This blog was sparked from a thought that I had about the two locations in the title of this blog and a conversation that I had with my friend Jeniffer, who stopped by this morning, for a cup of coffee. First the Pig Pen: Years and years ago, I worked for a man who once…
Wrestling the normalness
The other day I wrote on Facebook a little thing about walking through difficult places in life. Here’s what I wrote…. not all, but the part I want to focus in on: Some seasons, times, spaces are difficult. When God is doing something in you. Yet it is a quiet work. It looks and feels…
A quick trip through Jude
Yesterday’s post Time to Integrate took me into a space I wanted to dig into a little more. RECAP: Jude 1: 14-16 “Enoch, the seventh from Adam, prophesied about these men: See, the Lord is coming with thousands upon thousands of his holy ones to judge every one, and to convict all the ungodly of all…