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[Susan Kimmel Wright] Tomato Season

Jul 6, 2021Alyssa RoatAuthor Posts, Personal Stories, Story Behind the Story, Susan Kimmel Wrightgardening, god's timing, Growth

“They will still bear fruit in old age, they will stay fresh and green.” (Psalm 92:14 NIV) Late last spring, like a lot of other people during the pandemic, I experimented with container gardening. Conditions were far from ideal when I took the last, wrinkled grape tomato from the basket and just stuck it in…

[Dana McNeely] What Are We Waiting For?

May 16, 2020DanaM2 CommentsAuthor Posts, Dana McNeely, Devotional, Encouragement, Story Behind the StoryElijah, god's timing, in the waiting room, Old Testament Stories, The prophets, Waiting on God

Then the Lord said to Elijah, “Go to the east and hide by Kerith Brook, near where it enters the Jordan River. Drink from the brook and eat what the ravens bring you, for I have commanded them to bring you food.” So Elijah did as the Lord told him and camped beside Kerith Brook,…

[Janalyn Voigt] God Binds the Broken

Mar 5, 2018Nikki Wright4 CommentsDevotional, Janalyn Voigtcheyenne sunrise, God's love, god's timing, hills of nevermore, historical fiction, historical romance, janalyn voigt, miscarriage, montana gold, pregnancy

Guest Post by Janalyn Voigt Some authors write effervescent books, light as a flowing stream in summer. I admire them and sometimes wish I could write so easily. Like deep rivers, my own stories well up from an underground spring. They ask tough questions that I’d rather not tackle. Does God hate us when we…

[Lisa Phillips] Finding Love in…God’s Timing

Jul 7, 2017MiraleeFerrell1 CommentLisa Phillips, Story Behind the Storygod's timing, marriage, oregon coast, romance, stories, wedding

Guest Post by Lisa Phillips. One girl falls in love young, and gets married early. An older lady, widowed, finds love for a second time. A gal, single into her forties, finds love what seems like “finally.” We all have different stories, threads of a tapestry God is weaving in our lives—sometimes dark colors, and…