I have something to confess. I’m not romantic at all. I know it’s strange, but it all seems corny…kind of surreal. Like a musical. People just don’t do that in real life. It’s not that I don’t know what romance is or how to be romantic, it’s just that it’s…
Here we are on our second post on “LOVE” and there’s been a great response. I’ll be featuring some wonderful guest bloggers who will share their stories &/or advice about building strong marriages that glorify God. You won’t want to miss their posts. I’m looking forward to your comments as…
In light of the upcoming “Holiday of Love” I thought I’d share some thoughts on marriage in a rather exposed, up close and personal kind of way. So for the next few posts, I’ll be talking about love and marriage. During this time, I’d really love to hear from you…
In my mind I’m able to leap tall buildings with a single bound; I can run marathons and still do cartwheels and backbends, but in reality I’ve become quite the wimp. I wasn’t always like this. There was a time when I was known as the neighborhood tomboy. Every afternoon…
I wanted to use my blog to allow those who have stories from Haiti to share to do so. Haiti’s world has been completely turned upside down and they are still a people in desperate need of help and of prayer. May this blog bring attention to their plight as…
In light of the recent circumstances in Haiti, I will postpone my personal blog post to give you the opportunity to read a letter from one of the missionaries in Haiti. She is thankful, broken, tired and ill, yet she still gives the Lord praise. Below is her letter which…
I’ve been out of the blogging loop for a couple of weeks while taking care of my mom during her battle with cancer, but yesterday’s tragedy in Haiti has called this missionary girl into action. What are we to do when our world is literally shaken? How do we respond…
My heart is a scrambled mix of emotions and my words, a jumbled mess. I have no idea how I’m going to get through this blog, but I feel as though I must write. Memories don’t fade easily when they’re inscribed in ink, as well as on the heart. And…
In 1865, while recovering from an almost fatal illness, William Chatterton Dix penned the words to the famous Christmas carol, “What Child Is This?” Who is this Jesus? Why did He have to come and die? Why the cross? These are questions every heart beats to answer…and how we answer…
As Christmas quickly approaches, so too does New Years Day. A time of reflection; a time of new possiblities; fresh commitments; resolutions for the new year with hopes of lasting and significant change. A serious spiritual analysis is on my plate during the New Year’s holiday and it all started…