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Living Christmas Year-Round
I want to live Christmas year-round with abundant hope, peace, love, and joy, and experience these things not only at Christmastime but all throughout the year. I was rapidly putting away the Christmas decorations, but lingered on the advent wreath that adorned our dining room table. This wreath was a simple thing I had created,… Read more
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Pregnancy Loss and His Will
Mary Miner shares her story of her recent pregnancy loss. Through this tragedy, she found where to place her trust, in God. Pregnancy Loss My 20-month-old son would not sleep on November 30th. We had baked cookies all day and I was extremely sore, so I thought he had extra energy still bent up inside.… Read more
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The Battle Begins in Our Minds
T’Edra Knox joins us this week and speaks about the battle that begins in our minds. She shares her own journey to move from stagnancy to fulfilling the purpose God calls us to. The battle begins in our minds. Scripture Focus: Philippians 4:8-9 (NLT) “And now, dear brothers and sisters, one final thing. Fix your… Read more
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A Story of Redemption
Michele Vrabel joins us today as she shares her own story of redemption and her new book, “Butterfly Stitches“. She walks us through a story of redemption as she wrote her book. Butterfly Stitches is available for purchase from Amazon. As a launch team member, it is Michele’s incredible story of how she overcame her… Read more
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Hope at Christmas
“I hope…” we each can fill in the blank with many of the hopes and desires we have this Christmas season. Maybe you are hoping for peace, for a tattered relationship to be repaired, for a financial burden to be lifted, or simply to see your family this year. No matter what we hope for,… Read more
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Letting Go of Control
I’ll admit it. I am a control freak. I don’t necessarily boss everyone around. Instead, I try to control every aspect of my life. I strive to know all the details and plan ahead. Then, I fret, worry, and overthink every possible scenario, good and bad, and prepare for surprises. Maybe you can relate? Where… Read more
