Encouraging Women to Live Rooted in the Sacred
So blessed to have our dear friend, Crystal Storms guest-posting with us today for Part 3 of the “But God” Series. I trust her words will bless. Whenever they bring you before synagogues and rulers and authorities, don’t worry about how you should defend yourselves or what you should say. For the Holy Spirit will teach you at that very…
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So pleased to have Jill Savage guest-posting with us today for Part 2 of the “But God” series. I trust her words will bless. My emotions swirled in frustration during this terribly dark season of my marriage. My husband’s disillusionment with life, God and our marriage had taken him to a place of rock-bottom depression and I had recently discovered…
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“I feel sorry for Joe; he has to go home with you.” How is it that words spoken nearly 25 years ago can press into your spirit anew when you least expect them? What had I missed? Had I said something wrong? Been annoying? As far as I’d known, it was a carefree holiday meal at my parents house. Frayed…
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Welcome back, friends. Y’all, my heart is bossing me around and has something it wants to say: Thank you. I’m always blessed by your company, but especially weeks when prayers are shared. Friends, I need you to know it’s never about pretense, numbers, or filling another word-count quota. The honor of your prayer burdens finding safety here is not lost…
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Welcome back, friends. I wonder—am I the only one who can sometimes find prayer exhausting? Often I’ll focus so much on a specific prayer burden, it can become mentally and physically draining. Is there a “me too” in the room? If you’re like me, our prayers aren’t an effort to control—we know God’s bigger than it all. Rather, we’re praying…
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Dreamer. I’m in love with the poetic energy of that word. But up until recently, I’d never considered myself a dreamer. Turns out I was wrong. What about you? Would you call yourself a “dreamer?” Perhaps you’re like me and have mentally filed the word “dream” alongside the word “goal.” With this hyper-driven, goal-centered personality of mine, I’m more apt…
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