Matthew 11:28-30 has been everywhere lately. I'm starting to get the hint and am processing what's packed into these 3 verses. Countless books and commentaries have been written on them. Today, I'd love to share just a glimpse of what He's put on my heart. I pray it encourages you to dig deeper! "Come to … Continue reading The Yoke on Me
Life
When it’s Hard to Love (part 2)
My most-read blog to date was published on April 27, 2016. Ironically, it was probably my hardest blog to publish. It's the raw and real, a topic that's not really discussed, something I've struggled with for the better part of motherhood. I wish I could tell you that three years have passed and I've mastered … Continue reading When it’s Hard to Love (part 2)
Bread of Life, Living Water
Some days come at the end of long weeks or hard seasons and the temptation looms to throw in the towel and quit. Today it's quit writing. Stop blogging. Just give up on the goal and the dream. Go back to bed, don't show up. Some days are blah. But what if these are the … Continue reading Bread of Life, Living Water
Ferris Wheel of Faith
This month's guest blog is a breath of fresh air! Maezie Inman is a teen on fire for God; her faith is bold and inspiring. I've gotten to know Maezie over the last two years, and I've been able to see glimpses of her Ferris Wheel journey with God. She has overcome much through victory … Continue reading Ferris Wheel of Faith
Tagalong
My Grandpa loved crossword puzzles. On my visit to Washington earlier this month, I was looking through one of the last crossword puzzles he worked on before he passed away. Puzzle 90. My mom had told Alexa to play Lauren Daigle a few minutes before and the song Once and For All was playing. My … Continue reading Tagalong
The Father Who Sees
I've been reflecting on the heart and character of God, one attribute at a time. He gave me a new song months ago, more of an anthem maybe, that declares He is the Father who hears, sees, knows, cares, heals and loves. It's really repetitive but it usually comes to mind when there's an instrumental … Continue reading The Father Who Sees
There I Stood
Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “Many people will walk in and out of your life, but only true friends will leave footprints in your heart.” Eryn Moors is one of those true friends who has left some valuable footprints in my heart. We now live in opposite corners of the country but the impact that she … Continue reading There I Stood
My Race to Run 