God's Word is a treasure. It's a light to our path. It's a seed that grows in our hearts. God's Word is like food to our hungry hearts and water to a thirsty soul. The words below are all the times God's Word has washed over my aching heart, encouraged me, convicted me and comforted me. I pray they will do the same for you.
Mary & Elizabeth
My husband and I have lived in five states since we’ve been married. We traveled a lot before we had
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Feathers & Refuge
I’ve been reading the book of Psalms really faithfully for over a year now. It’s that 5-a-day thing I was
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The Key To Love After Twenty Years of Marriage
My twentieth wedding anniversary was last week. TWENTY YEARS of marriage has come and gone in one of those long
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Wound up, Unwound Prayers
My whole cabin of Middle and High School girls walked through the prayer labyrinth quietly. We were instructed to pray the phrase,
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Middle School
I’m in mourning. Why? Because my daughter, my little bitty, sweet Princess girl is in 5th grade. She’s in her
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Bible Journaling for Dummies…er, I mean, Newbies
If you’re on Instagram, been to a Christian bookstore lately or hung around any amount of Christian women, you’ve probably
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Clean Hands
You know those pretty soaps you can get at farmer’s markets and cute little boutiques? The ones with glitter and
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How To Read the Bible in 90 Days (You can do it!)
Last year I read 64 books. The year before that, 66. This doesn’t include the multitude of books I’ve read
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The *Little* Commission
Easter Sunday has come and gone but with Spring breezes and beautiful flowers all around, I cannot stop thinking about
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All You Need Is Love
I only made one New Year’s Resolution this year. And as of the first day of February? I’ve stuck with
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Like Oil
I remember a few years ago one of my blogger friends saying she was having a hard time writing on
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Worship With Our Senses
This is a guest post by my good friend, Jessie Weaver. Her words are so timely and speak to my
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