Here in Massachusetts, the days are getting shorter and colder now that Winter is right around the corner. Although I love the change in seasons we enjoy here, it’s hard not to miss the golden afternoons and long evenings of Summer. We sold our house in August, so I missed out on the harvest phase…
One summer, when I was around ten, our church ran a Bible memory contest. They awarded books as prizes to all who learned their weekly list of verses. One of Mom’s friends volunteered to be my accountability partner. She even baked cookies every week. I think of Barbara often with warm gratitude, and the verses…
Be present. Pay attention. Make the most of your time here. These were the instructions I whispered to myself as I toured the Holy Land. Weary and worn-out from all the preparations prior to the trip, I did not want to miss the wonder and weight of where my feet were planted—where Jesus had once…
I wrote the book Why the Sparrow Cries during a freefall moment. My parents had just split and it would only get more chaotic from there. Within the span of a year they married new spouses, and I’d been highly encouraged to move out of the house and take a very fat cat with me—who…
What is our heritage of thankfulness? Join Jeanette-Marie Mirich as she shares her thoughts on this holiday of gratitude.
If you have ever felt “less than” because of a past mistake, this book is for you. Be encouraged by Jayna’s story that your past doesn’t have to define you. God’s redeeming love can transform your story into one of hope and healing.
I think if we’re honest with ourselves . . . we can be control freaks. Wanting to shape our destiny, our future, our children, our families.
That message never hit me harder than right before I penned a book with my coauthor.
Have you ever felt “not ready” for a situation? Today, Kristen Hogrefe Parnell shares from her son’s birth story and how she’s learned to trust God when she doesn’t feel “ready.”
“I Bet You’re a Writer” [Heather L. L. FitzGerald]
Have you heard of Imposter’s Syndrome? Have you been stricken with this malady in your line of work, in your creative outlet, or maybe as a new parent?