Easter was last week, but there’s a verse I came across today in Luke 24 that has me ready to shout from the rooftops. It’s seems like a tale as old as time. I encourage you to read Luke 24:1-12 for context, but the verse I want to highlight is Luke 24:11 – “But they … Continue reading Believe Women
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new growth isn’t always pretty
I’m back! I missed a couple weeks. I’ve been traveling, dealing with childhood trauma, and entering a new decade! 🎉 I don’t think they prepared me for all the overnight changes. (I’m still not sure who “they” is.) They told me age is just a number. Someone did not get that memo to the medical world. … Continue reading new growth isn’t always pretty
On Guard + Alert
This past week, my Bible reading plan had me in the book of Mark. Specifically as I read Mark 13 & 14, there were two phrases that seemed to be on repeat. Repetition usually means this is important; pay attention. Be on guard Keep watch (be on alert) I encourage you to read both chapters, and … Continue reading On Guard + Alert
Shields that Surround
There are countless wrong things in the world right now. Reminders that we weren’t created for this earth. Longings in our spirits for a better place. There’s so much darkness and weariness. On a global level, on a national level, and I’m sure on a personal level. I wish I could sit with you, dear … Continue reading Shields that Surround
Wintering through Weariness
I’ve recently rekindled my love for reading. As a child, I enjoyed picture books and poems, even a few chapter books. Unfortunately, by high school, I had lost the joy in reading. It’s taken the better part of twenty years to teach myself to love reading. It doesn’t come naturally for me. I mostly favor … Continue reading Wintering through Weariness
Making Ways
What do you do when you’re facing the impossible? When your back is up against a wall? When you’re stuck… frozen… because surely this can’t be the end? Surely there must be more to the story? I’ve managed to trade some unhealthy coping skills for some more constructive ones, but at the end of the … Continue reading Making Ways