A Lion, a Mountain Top and a Destiny

God has a path of righteousness for us all.

In a World of Chaos

Looking towards a future without tragedy, suffering and sorrow.

Bookshelves, Brownies, Car Searches and More!

After a month putting a house together and living on base, there are a few things I’ve learned to do, and not to do.

Empty Buckets From the Well

When we feel broken, God sees us.

The Prison of Unforgiveness

Finding the keys to the prison of your own making.

The Lies of Tomorrow

Time is deceptive. When we are young, we think we have all the time in the world. We think we have time to make money, to have a family, to have a career that will make everyone jealous (like Hilary in the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air)… And then, maybe later, to do something we love, to give back

The Tale of the U-Haul and the Couch

Moving can be madness. For example, my husband and I had a whole trailer to unload (by ourselves, thank you military COVID restrictions), and we had about 30 minutes to do it. So, for 30 minutes, we were dead sprinting from the trailer to the house lugging three to four boxes at a time. Moving

Never Alone

Do you ever feel alone? I know I do. And I think God does, too. The author of Hebrews writes: “This High Priest of ours [Jesus] understands our weaknesses, for he faced all of the same testings we do, yet he did not sin.” (Hebrews 4:15 NLT). Jesus, being fully God and yet fully man, felt

Deceptive Charm

“Beauty is in the eye of the. . . creator.” A. W. Tozer Our society tells us from the time we are five what women should look like (Barbie Dolls, Disney Princesses) and how we need to be dependent on men to get us out of bad situations (damsel in distress anyone?). But society also

Life, Marriage and Amazon

Are you turning to a new chapter of your life where there is so much ahead of you and yet so much unknown?