When we take this perspective on service and how we use our time, it can soften our hearts towards those we are asked to serve. When some one disrupts our plans, throws off our schedule, or makes us have to redo what we just completed, we can remind ourselves that Jesus's love was not cautious but extravagant. He didn’t love in order to get something from us but to give everything of himself to us. We can love like that.
Do you need a weekly dose of encouragement but don't have time to sit and read another email? I've got you! Let me read it to you! Pop on the Numbering Our Days Podcast and get the real and uplifting encouragement you need in just a few minutes while you're commuting to work, prepping dinner,… Continue reading Numbering Our Days Podcast
Can we talk about worth for a moment? Specifically, our own worth?Webster’s defines worth as “the level at which someone or something deserves to be valued or rated.” Now, if you are a Christ follower, we know that our worth is found in Christ alone. We know that we are sinners in need of a… Continue reading When you feel worthless and need to be reminded of your worthiness
Lessons in Perseverance and Faith I’m standing in a crowd of spectators as we wait for the first runner to come around the corner. The anticipation starts to be palpable as everyone is waiting excitedly for their runner to show up. Then, the lead runner rounds the corner, and the smattering of voices changes to… Continue reading Winning the Race You Were Called to Run
I feel hopelessly unworthy, unsure of even God’s presence. Does this sound familiar to you? If you are in a difficult season of debilitating depression and anxiety, you are not alone.
When faced with decisions, who are you listening to? Your sphere of influence determines your thought patterns.
Introducing a transformative journey tailored specifically for Christian women who grapple with anxiety.
At moments of high anxiety, I've asked myself, "Will I ever get past this?" Here's what I've found after 30 years of the struggle.
Is it hard to sit down and relax when you know things still need to be done? Have you ever tried letting the ground rest?
A letter, originally written when my oldest started kindergarten, that portrays a mother's heart for those back-to-school thoughts.
