Lessons from a Twig
No one invites death. Or change. Strangeness. Or hard times. But they come to all of us. When they come, how will those changes leave you?
No one invites death. Or change. Strangeness. Or hard times. But they come to all of us. When they come, how will those changes leave you?
Sometimes God works in ways least expected. The following is a true story. I was jilted. There. I said it. Just five weeks before our wedding, I got the phone call that ended our relationship. He said, “It’s over. I can’t marry you. I just don’t think I can say the vows.” My stomach [...]
It is good to travel, but also good to be home.
It was exactly as I remembered it. New memories, old ones to treasure.
Traveling is lots of fun, but the getting there is sometimes not as easy.
We don't know our country's future. I don't know what's ahead in my life and neither do you. But we know who we can trust in our precarious times that have always been precarious.
I know my ride along life will not always be smooth. There will be dips and scary uphill experiences. Instead of worrying about what might come next, I'm going to trust I won't be alone.
When those thoughts crowd my mind--and with honesty, they do--I turn to the Psalms.
For those of you who feel as though you are still in the winter of your grief, you too, are in my prayers. For those who feel hopeless with ill health or unhappy surroundings, I hope my spring flowers bring a smile to you as it must seem like spring will never come. But it will.
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.