She joined us today carrying a platter of berry pastries, made in her very own kitchen. She is free today in ways that she wasn’t free a year ago. I could see it: the gifts of spiritual and emotional growth on a platter. Her deliciously simple act of service was evidence of her health. She […]
When We Leave a Role Behind: We are the Hope Women Lighting Candles at Home
A few years ago, my life was defined a bit differently. At least in my own heart, I was defining my life differently. I think that’s a natural part of the journey. Growing, changing, and being made new by the sanctifying grace of Jesus. It’s a natural part of growth for so many of us. […]
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Why It Isn’t Enough to Invite Her to Church
My church is my second home. Well, maybe my parents’ home where I spent the second part of my childhood (after we moved to town) is my second home. Church is definitely third. It is where I find comfort and where I meet weekly with others in worship. I was a preschooler there, was […]
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An Interview with Rose: Remaining True to Yourself as a Pastor’s Wife
Rose knows a few things about the unspoken pressure to “fit the mold,” and she intentionally decided against it. What a joy it is to share Rose’s heart with my reader friends today! Rose has been a pastor’s wife for eleven years and she felt the weight of the title in the beginning. She […]
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An Interview with Kayla: Encouragement for Those Grieving the Loss of Parents & Wisdom for Others to Love Those Who Grieve
“Let Jesus carry you,” she says as she recounts the season of life when Kayla lost both her mom and her dad suddenly. You can hear more from Kayla in my interview with her by clicking here, sweet friend. We can all learn from the encouragement she gives, at the end of this video, […]
