Earlier this year, our Grace Ladies group met for our January fellowship. As a craft, we decorated prayer boxes. Into the boxes, we were to put those things that we needed to give to God in 2019. On one side … Continue reading →
Have you shared a smile with someone today? Imagine what effect just smiling at a stranger can have. It is a lovely gesture which causes a ripple effect that can improve the day of many unknown people. On the other … Continue reading →
Today I will be sharing a beautiful blogpost by my sweet friend, Marie Pritchett. Marie and I work together in our Grace In The Wilderness ministry. She knows first hand about finding hope after tragedy. Marie has a beautiful heart … Continue reading →
This time of year, I love sharing my favorite Thanksgiving story with my family and friends. It is a sweet reminder that, even through hardship, I still have so much to be grateful for. I hope the story blesses your … Continue reading →
My soul is in deep anguish. How long, LORD, how long? Psalm 6:3 I love Comedian Mark Lowry. He says his life verse is “And it came to pass.” Boy, I must say that is one of my favorites too. … Continue reading →
Wouldn’t it be nice if God would let us in on the future? I know all of us have burning questions all the time. The hardest part can be the wait. How will my husband’s medical test turn out? Will … Continue reading →
In June of 2011, I heard the words that no one wants to hear, words that changed my life forever. “You have breast cancer.” No matter how prepared you think you are to handle anything, it is still scary when … Continue reading →
Are you in a storm? You know what they say, “You’re either going into a storm, in the midst of a storm or coming out of a storm.” In the sea of life, storms come and storms go, and we … Continue reading →
One morning in the summer of 2016, I woke up feeling better than I had felt in years. The debilitating nerve pain of RSD that had come to rule my life since my breast cancer surgeries five years before had … Continue reading →
There are lots of sayings about the number one, some not so positive. “There’s one in every crowd!” “One is the loneliest number!” Being “one of those people” is not always a good thing. The number one suggests seclusion, separation, … Continue reading →
