Encouraging Women to Live Rooted in the Sacred
Do you ever think about Jesus’ mother? Her courage, grace, strength—her faith. Mary is one of the many people I look forward to meeting in eternity. Before the Holy Spirit lived inside us all, she housed the Lord inside her womb—growing the baby Savior in secret. I picture her face as He took His first steps—bright eyes beaming with joy…
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Hey friend, I hope you’re having a beautiful advent season. May we find spaces of quiet amidst the busy, to sit calm in his presence–the baby who changed everything—the LORD who came to set us free. ♥ Thank you for joining us here at this table, week after week with your beautiful words of inspiration & hope. May God bless…
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Dayspring. An interesting word, don’t you think? Poetic and gentle—yet, strong and full of power. Out of curiosity, I looked up this word: day·spring [dey-spring] noun, Archaic. dawn; daybreak. That’s pretty. But “archaic?” Hmm. I suppose the terminology is archaic, but… The Dayspring—the One who is the Hope of the earth—He’s timeless. Brings new life to the familiar carol lyrics: …
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Hey, friend. Hope you and your family had a wonderful Thanksgiving, celebrating God’s goodness to His people. (For my U.S. friends.) I pray the Lord’s mercy on our nation, as well as across the globe. And, thank you for the grace you offered me a couple of weeks ago as I was less active in the linkup while focusing on…
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So delighted to have my friend, Bev Rihtarchik, from Walking Well with God, guest-posting with us today, as we finish up this round of the “But God” series. Bev has a beautifully inspiring “But God” testimony that I’m thrilled to share with you. Thank you, Bev, for putting your heart on the page for us today. I pray God’s…
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So excited to welcome my friend Misty Phillip to the “But God” series. I pray her words bless as she beautifully shares her heart on the page. Thank you, Misty, for guest-posting with us today. ♥ Have you ever received a compliment, only to feel slighted by the “but ” that follows? “But” can be an eraser word. Let me…
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