This post was recommended and asked for by a friend. I will admit, I am so uncomfortable writing it, but I can’t seem to wiggle out of it. While I am a bit unsettled in my soul, I have a peace deep, deep down that passes all understanding. A few disclaimers up front: this post…
2020: This was the longest decade of my life. The year seemed to drag on and on and on. It was used as an uncovering and discovering tool in my life for good and bad. I can remember my emotions being yanked all over the place. I can remember how many new innovations and rhythms…
In my first weeping post, I let you know my thoughts on lament here. And I talked about the importance of the Psalms. It is my hope to create space to bring our sorrows before our Father and one another.
One of my favorite things is reading. I remember completing reading challenges in school for prizes of pizza, book fair certificates, tickets to ball games and just the fun of keeping a list. I had a grandfather that fostered my love of reading. He would take me to used bookstores around his home (sometimes we…
In my first weeping post, I let you know my thoughts on lament here. And I talked about the importance of the Psalms. It is my hope to create space each week to bring our sorrows before our Father and one another.
This is a recipe for an easy chocolate trifle, which has hilariously (or prophetically) become known as the bucket of sin in our house. Start with a chocolate cake mix and instant chocolate pudding. Mix each separately, according to the package directions. Place the pudding in the fridge to set and the cake in the…
In my first weeping post, I let you know my thoughts on lament here. And I talked about the importance of the Psalms. It is my hope to create space each week to bring our sorrows before our Father and one another.
Let me tell you a story of how I used to keep my heart. In this story, the metaphors will certainly be mixed, and there will be some details that are icky, but I’m going to be honest. And I am praying that you will consider the truth of how you keep your own heart….
Last week, I posted thoughts on lament here. And I talked about the importance of the Psalms. It is my hope to create space each week to bring our sorrows before our Father and one another.