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Releasing Our Health Struggles to God
Dr. Tanya Hettler joins us this week, sharing how she found peace in releasing health struggles to God. My Health Struggle to Release I have had Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) for 30 years and have been having migraines for the past 15 years. Since the migraines started, they tend to occur together. My IBS has… Read more
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Hope and Healing from the Bleeding Woman’s Story
The story of the bleeding woman is one that sticks out to me. It’s one that I can relate to more than most. This story is from the bleeding woman’s perspective. The dust cloud was visible for some distance on the horizon. The murmur of the crowd grew louder as I approached. So many bodies… Read more
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Surrendering the Summit
Surrendering the Summit by Jordan E Register, MA Climbing a mountain is filled with many joyful expectations of the view at the peak. When nature’s elements, blistering heels, and human limitation each prick like a thorn along the path, the climber may pause and reflect on what is to come. They may adjust their posture… Read more
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Another Season of “Not Yet”: Finding Faith While Waiting on God
Do you find yourself in another season of “not yet”? Where finding faith, love, and purpose in life feels paused? Reanna Hoffmann shares her story when she found herself in another season of “not yet” but found faith while waiting on God. Another “Not Yet” It was another holiday season of “not yet.” I love… Read more
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Finding Hope in the Lord: Anchoring Our Hearts in Psalm 39:7
“‘Now, Lord, what do I wait for? My hope is in you.’” Psalm 39:7 WEB New Year Reflection As I open my new planner, I’m excited about what the year may hold. This will be one filled with lots of new things, including a graduation and other new chapters. The fresh pages of the planner… Read more
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When the Mountain Won’t Move: Learning to Release to God
Ever asked “Why, God?” Katy Parker shares her story of how she learned to release to God the battles she faced. Flat on My Back I was lying flat on my back, tears rolling silently down my cheeks. It wasn’t the first time I had ended up on the floor at work, unable to sit… Read more
