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Courage To Live
Eventually, you will not grieve as much because if we believe in Jesus for our salvation, He has given us the Holy Spirit who is with you right now! Take heart. Ask God to help you live. Until you meet Him in heaven where there will be no tears or sorrow.
Hope in Spring
..if you are going through deep grief. Believe it or not, many things in life are grief! What's important is what you do with that grief.
Spring Awaits!
I pray you will be encouraged just a little by the glimpses of a changing season.
Reach to the Source
...look to the Source of strength who will help you get through this last gasp of winter in your life.
Cherish
You'll be amazed how much you love and cherish and can thank God for--and you won't be able to stop.
Anticipating Valentine’s Day
I thought I'd never want to enjoy food or time out ever again. I remember the advice given to me by someone I scarcely knew.
Grief is the Price of Love
If today your grief seems more than you can bear, know that it won't always be this hard, but lessen. Grief is the price of love.
Profound Loss…..to Beloved Memories
January. The days were dark that January of 2006 and [...]
He can Quiet your Thoughts
I heard the roar of the waves.... I've always been [...]
There’s Something About Tears
If you are grieving, don't be afraid of your tears.
What is Your Word for the Year?
Are you using your time the way you think you should?
Be Still and Know…
.... write down promises with your name or a loved one's name.....
Merry Christmas!
Jim and I feel so very blessed that we met each other five years ago. We enjoy our relationship with each other and our extended family and especially the relationship we both share with our Lord and Savior. We know the best is yet to come—which gives us hope for the future—here or beyond in eternity.
Grief Shared, Grief Diminished
I am in a good place right now. But there are no guarantees. I don't know my future, but I know the One who does.
Take Time to Mourn
There are numerous kinds of mourning in our lives every day. I encourage you to do as William Shakespeare recommended several hundred years ago: take the time to mourn. Then you will mend.
Five Years and Counting
Though our marriage is close to perfect, it is not perfect. There are flaws in each of us--and because I know me, they seem really glaring at times.
Pick the Fruit
Sometimes, the passing of time scares me. I realize my [...]
Three Thanksgivings
There are many Thanksgivings I could write about, but I'm going [...]