[...and your plans will be established] Alright! She's on her mark, and she believes that she's set this time! The crowd roars, "No, not again! Just watch her bolt off the line and trip over herself!" It's true, I have a bad track record of rushing things. It's embarrassing, and I've felt the sting of … Continue reading Step Two: Get Set
[Pray Without Ceasing] I had to laugh. This isn't what I'd planned on posting today. In fact, I just wrote this yesterday, so I found it humorous that after my post Step One: Shred the Past, I'd be "Taking out the Trash Talk." Confession I couldn't post "Step Two: Get Set" because I suddenly wasn't … Continue reading Take Out the Trash Talk
[She laughs without fear of the future] I'm thrilled to get back to blogging! This marks my third consecutive New Year's Post! I'll be doing this in two steps. As you can see, I'm set on continuing the theme of moving forward. How about you? Are you ready to leave the past behind? Spring Cleaning? … Continue reading Step One: Shred the Past
[For all people...] As I took the garbage out, the crisp air revealed that Autumn would quickly be coming to a close. With Winter fast approaching, my thoughts turned to my least favorite season. If I had any grievances with Winter as a child, I don't remember them, however, as I grew older I began … Continue reading The Whispers of Winter
[Then your light will shine] Have you been thinking about what you can do this month to shine light into someone's life? Feeding the hungry has been on my mind. Many of us are so blessed to have roofs over our heads, food on our tables, and family to share it with, while others don't … Continue reading Feed the Hungry
Part 1 can be found right here. [Change your hearts] As I was going over every possible place that mold could be hidden from sight, I thought of Laura Story's song "Blessings." Though I initially reacted with panic at the sight of mold, it turned out to be a huge blessing. August, September and October were … Continue reading Remedy for the Heart: Part 2
This is a follow up post to: White Mold [But a good person will always be safe] It's so ironic. (Or is it?) When I wrote "The House that God is Rebuilding" I never expected we’d encounter a literal problem within our dwelling: white mold. This piece was purely metaphor for how our hearts would … Continue reading Remedy for the Heart: Part 1
