Encouraging women to slow down, see God, and be changed
Happy Thanksgiving, friends! And each morning and evening they stood before the Lord to sing songs of thanks and praise to him. 1 Chronicles 23:30 I love that this verse in 1 Chronicles tells how the people intentionally thanked and praised God every morning and every evening. He blessed them with a new day… Continue reading Giving thanks each day
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the day that begins the season of Lent leading to Easter. It’s a holy day that wasn’t commanded in the Bible, but Christians have observed it for well over ten centuries. Early Christians would sometimes have ashes sprinkled on their bodies as a public symbol that they needed to repent from… Continue reading Ash Wednesday: Sacrifices and social media
This is a week of importance for Americans. Yesterday marked the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, when we’re encouraged to think about the issues he fought for. Tomorrow is Presidential inauguration day, ushering in a time of new leadership and whatever may come with that. I felt like today’s blog post, sandwiched between these two… Continue reading MLK, presidents, and me
For many people, Christmas 2020 looked different than in years past. Thankfully, no matter how things around us might change, nothing changes the reason for the season: God sent Jesus to walk among us on earth so that He could save us from our sins. I hope you all have a blessed Christmas season and… Continue reading Scripture Saturday: Matthew 1:21
