The problem with serving a living God is that He speaks to you. Okay, so it’s not a “problem.” It’s more like a catch. Like going to a therapist. We think they just sit and ask, “How does that make you feel?” to get you talking the entire time. The more you talk, the more things […]
Weekend Fun and Turning Two
I turned two yesterday! Well, this blog did. It’s easy to see how much I didn’t do or could have done for this blog in the past year, but I want to choose to look at where God has taken me. In the past year, my top two posts were: The Truth About New Age, Single, and […]
It’s My 2 Year Blogiversary Party!
This little space is turning two years old on Thursday! Was it only two years ago that I felt a turning point come in my life? An awakening from a long slumber. A pouring of new wine into new wineskin. Two years ago, I had a nudge to honor God with my writing. Not One […]
Looking Back at July and VBS
At the end of each month, I’m looking back at the things I learned, loved, and lived through. This is my look back at July. LEARNED I learned that opening yourself to the world means risking getting hurt, but also getting blessed. July was full of surprising blessings for me, usually in the form of […]
Weekend Fun
This article on intimacy by Kat Harris where she wrote, “This year I turn 30. I’m still single, and still a virgin…More than purity what I’m really fighting for is wholeness.” Oh, hello. Me too. This article by Heidi Priebe on how to recognize different Myers-Briggs personality types in real life. I really just looked up […]
Crossing Over a Hill
Starbucks was less than a mile away. At least that’s what Google told me as I left the beach in search of coffee and free wifi. I hiked up a street and walked down two flights of stairs. I went around some buildings. I stopped inside Walgreens for water because I didn’t know how much […]
Growing in the Unfamiliar and New
I drove my brother to his college for a midterm. He just graduated from high school and now he’s taking an online summer class at the college he’s going to in the Fall (that’s my brother for you). We were in an unfamiliar city and after dropping him off, I drove around. Sort of. With […]