Blog by Heather Howell I’m not putting this here to brag because what was going on here wasn’t pretty at all. Frankly, I still find myself right here again more often than not. Personally, I’m getting comfortable with, “if this is what it takes”. #surrender This was October 2020 before the first of only two…
Blog Post by Jessica White Davis I feel a stirring in my spirit there are those who are growing weary in the waiting. They know what God said. They know He is able to fulfill His promise to them. But they’re tired. So tired of holding on to something they can’t see yet. Their eyes…
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There’s something this piece of driftwood and I have in common…Besides the fact that it looks like a piece of poo sometimes.But that it’s weathered and worn…It has been through some storms.It knows what it feels like to lose pieces of itself with every violent toss forced by a wave. It has submerged into some…
When the road is difficult and answers seem so far away….take another look there is always another way. {He who promised is faithful}. Take another look when life feels empty and without purpose…because your very existence is proof you are purposed. That breath you still breathe matters. {You are fearfully and wonderfully made}. Take another…
Blog Post by Jessica White Davis I forgave you today. You probably didn’t even notice. You had no idea how my heart has carried the weight of losing your friendship. How I’ve longed for another long talk. How I’ve missed laughing about nothing and talking about everything. You didn’t know my baby girl turned 10.…
“For I know the plans I have for you declares the Lord, plans for a hope and a future, not to bring your harm.” – Jeremiah 29:11 Recently, I was led to take a retreat from everything. The only things I had were a book, my journal and my IPAD for music, and the prayers of…
Blog Post by Jessica White Davis That’s not his last name. But that’s his girl and it’s hers. When I picked up these shirts and saw that the name had been added to the back, I’ll admit my heart sunk for a minute. It felt wrong to ask Chris to wear my late husband’s last…
By Amy Weatherly (shared with permission) https://www.amyweatherly.com Friday was dark. Friday was death. Friday was mourning, and weeping, and pain. Sunday was light. Sunday was life. Sunday was rejoicing, and crying happy tears, and hope. But what about Saturday? What about the Sabbath? What about the middle day? What was going on? How were people feeling? …
Blog Post By Buffey Greene After lunch today, I was about to get up and leave and felt the nudge to hang out another couple of minutes. I wasn’t sure exactly why. Within a minute a mom wheeled her son in a side door and parked his wheelchair right next to me. I looked over…