Monthly Archives: October 2014
Giving What’s There
There are a lot of things about the life of Gideon that makes his story fascinating. His humility, his leadership, the great victory. There’s so much to say about this great man…
Continue readingLearning from Lot’s Daughters
In Genesis 19, we read a series of very disturbing stories. It is the chapter where Sodom and Gomorrah are ultimately destroyed, where all of its inhabitants are destroyed, where Lot’s family…
Continue readingDon’t Engage
We’re all familiar with the account of the first sin, found in Genesis 3. The serpent, cunning and deceptive, approaches Eve and asks what seems to be a simple question: “Has God…
Continue readingBe a Doorkeeper
Sometimes, you run across verses that encourage you. Sometimes, you run across verses that lift your spirits in a time of trouble. Sometimes, you run across verses you’d never really noticed, and…
Continue readingI Want To Be Tea
On Monday, I was privileged to go to the Charleston Tea Plantation with some new friends. It was an exciting day of fellowship and tea drinking, but I didn’t expect for it…
Continue readingYou Are The World’s View
There are a lot of responsibilities on Christians. We are required to spread the good news of Jesus to the entire world (Mark 16:15). We are required to keep all of the…
Continue readingWorking Rockstars
I am very new to the stay-at-home-wife gig. From a young age, “work” was instilled within me. You want money in high school – look, I signed you up for an interview…
Continue readingPsalms to Pray
Recently on Wifey Wednesdays, I did an episode where I laid out my prayer schedule. It is a very helpful tool for me – someone who’s always struggled with maintaining a regular…
Continue readingGod’s Handiwork: Charleston
A while ago I created a series dedicated to seeing God in the beautiful places I’ve been blessed to travel. I am blessed to be able to live in one of those gorgeous…
Continue readingIt’s [Not] My Life
I have a problem: I really like to do what I want to do. I think part of it has to do with the stage of life I’m in right now. I’m…
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