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Living In Light Of Your Inheritance

Apr 9, 2021

Imagine for a moment you receive a sizable inheritance from a rich relative. When you first receive this news you are overjoyed, to say the least. Now you have millions of dollars in the bank at your disposal, but you choose to withdraw only a small amount. Despite the wealth at your fingertips, you are still living like you are poor. You accept and have knowledge of this incredible gift and yet your lifestyle has not changed at all. Why are you not living out of the riches you have been afforded?

The Gift Of Sacrificial Love

Mar 30, 2021

In the writing industry, the chance to pitch an idea to an agent or publisher is difficult to come by. So I was thrilled when I was able to attend a writer’s conference where I was given the rare opportunity to meet with my choice of either an agent or a publisher. After some thought, I chose to meet with an agent.

“Follow me, I know the way!”

Mar 30, 2021

“The park closes in ten minutes,” the loudspeaker boomed. We’d ridden everything we wanted except for one last rollercoaster. With a knowing nod, my son and I started the gauntlet from one end of the park to the other. “Follow me, I know the way!” I yelled as I strategically zig-zagged through the crowd, my bag bouncing upon my back. Sweat dripping from our foreheads and gasping for breath, we reached our destination with only a couple of minutes to spare.

Open My Eyes: Trusting God When Life Feels Out Of Our Control

Mar 30, 2021

My day was not off to a good start. The parts of my routine that typically go smoothly were going awry. I was left scrambling and frustrated trying to solve my current set of problems. And then I received unexpected news that really sent me reeling. I had been on the verge of tears and now I couldn’t hold them back. Not only did my day feel like it was out of control, so did my emotions.

Meaningful Motherhood: Your Small Offering is Enough for a Big Miracle

Mar 20, 2021

Life as a mom can feel repetitive. We make meals, clean up after meals, do laundry, run errands, and check homework. If we’re honest, it can feel like we are going through the motions, and it can even (dare I say), feel meaningless. Thankfully, Scripture reveals the truth about these familiar but faulty feelings. In God’s Word, we learn everything we do matters to Him. Even the small and seemingly insignificant.