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Monthly Archives: April 2017
My Husband Will Never Change (and I’m so glad!)
My husband was up at 5:30 this morning. I listened as he gathered his workout clothes and tennis shoes, and then proceeded to the kitchen to prepare his protein shake. As the whirring sound of the blender died down, I snuggled deeper … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce, Marriage, Spiritual Encouragement
Tagged Encouragement, forgiveness, marriage, spiritual growth
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Simple Things That Make My Heart Sing!
I sing in two different choirs. My own church choir, which is like a family to me, and a large statewide choir (500 strong) that sings at various events and churches around our state several times a year. Participating in … Continue reading
5 Daily Habits for Effective Christian Living
Living a purposeful and effective Christian life with a spiritual mindset doesn’t come naturally to us. In general, we are more earthly minded, haphazardly rushing about our day completing tasks, going to meetings, running errands—focusing on the urgent, but … Continue reading
Loving Life and Loving God: Counting the Cost.
I do love my life. I love that I have a comfy home in which to live. I love that I can go and buy things that aren’t just necessities. I love that my children are healthy and happy. … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual Encouragement
Tagged Christianity, devotion, Encouragement, faith, gratitude, Loving God, spiritual growth, today's culture
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Hope for the Terminally Ill: A New Tent for Eternity
“Therefore we do not lose heart. Even though our outward man is perishing, yet the inward man is being renewed day by day. For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, is working for us a far more … Continue reading
Posted in Salvation, Spiritual Encouragement
Tagged cancer, caring for aging parents, death, eternity, faith, terminal illness, trusting God
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