Make sure to enter to win a great giveaway today at the end of this post! Can I get a fist-bump for June, please? We made it! The space between Easter and summer always feels like one giant roller-coaster, careening towards a million deadlines and obligations. Basically, I’m just holding on with white knuckles until… Read More
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That Time that Beth Moore Invited Me to Her Home for Bible Study
It was late January in 2016. My carotid artery had ruptured two months prior and I was still recovering from the surgeries that repaired it. I wasn’t driving. I wasn’t working. I wasn’t doing much of anything except trying to process the ramifications of the diagnosis I had just received. Yes, I did have Vascular… Read More
Online Bible Study for Determined: Living Like Jesus in Every Moment
Join the online study of Determined: Living Like Jesus in Every Moment! Imagine waking up every single day convinced that the twenty-four hours ahead of you are a precious gift to be used wisely. Now imagine that you know exactly how to spend them to be a force for God’s good. All too often we… Read More
The One Thing I Want You to Know About Jesus
I met Jesus when I was twelve because my best friend in middle school invited me, an unchurched introvert who had just lost her mother, to church camp. Here’s the deal. I thought I knew Him. I mean, I’ve known Him for thirty years. And all this time I thought I’ve known exactly who He… Read More
Six Lessons on Trusting God from Six Women of the Bible (+ a seventh one from me)
Recently I’ve been reading through the stories of six women in the Bible, some who trusted God well and some who struggled with it. The goal? To change my prayers from this thing is really stressing me out to I trust you, Jesus. I love these women’s stories so much because they are just like… Read More
Three Questions to Ask Before You Say Yes to a New Commitment
So I’ve never been a resolution type of gal. I’ve made ’em. And I’ve ditched ’em. Lately, I’ve decided to ignore them altogether. Living with a chronic disorder teaches you to hold the future with loose hands, but that’s not necessarily a bad perspective to have. Maybe you’ve got that same perspective? Maybe you know… Read More
