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Consider the Wildflowers: Finding Rest, Hope, and Renewal in God
Just a few weeks ago, my yard was covered in a fresh blanket of snow. The third in three weeks. Before the surreal white blanket of snow, we had seventy-degree weather. Who would have thought that for three weeks the south would be blessed with snow? During those warm days, my daffodils peeped their stems… Read more
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Exciting News – Bible Reviews to Share!
Thank you to Zondervan for these beautiful Bible resources. Tiny Theologian’s Bible Thank you to Amy Gannett for sending me this valuable resource. Tiny Theologian’s Bible is an incredible resource for your little ones. This Bible, geared toward readers ages 6-10, includes special sections that explain how different passages point to Jesus and highlight God’s… Read more
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The Road from Fear to Faith
Karen Robuck shares her testimony of how she went from fear to faith. Though her battles still happen, she shares how she overcomes fear. Matthew 8:26a (ESV) And He said to them, “Why are you afraid, O you of little faith?” Isaiah 41:10 (ESV) Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for… Read more
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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
