(This post is currently featured on the Revelation Wellness Blog today! Hop over and see what God is doing through the modality of fitness!) When I began running in my early 30s, I was driven by racing plans, a faster pace, and accruing as many miles as possible throughout my week. If I am being … Continue reading
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Finding my way at FORTY (two)
Does your soul ever feel unraveled? My soul came undone this week like a skien of yarn. One pick of thread led to a full blown come apart. Maybe it is 50 days of quarantine coming out from every angle. Maybe it’s hormones. We can blame everything on hormones. But most likely it is a … Continue reading
A Word For The Invalids
Now there is in Jerusalem by the Sheep Gate a pool, in Aramaic called Bethesda, which has five roofed colonnades. In these lay a multitude of invalids—blind, lame, and paralyzed. One man had been invalid for 38 years. When Jesus saw him lying there and knew that he had already been there a long time, … Continue reading
A Text For The Waiting Room {overcoming fear}
Faith comes easy for me. It really does. I am not a doubter. I take God at His Word. I BELIEVE HIM. I BELIEVE HIS PROMISES. And I can have faith enough for you and me both if you call me with a prayer request. Or if you are sick. Or if your family is … Continue reading
Five Letters Left On My Table
I sat in church. About ten rows back from stage left. Bible bag at my feet. A purple pen in my hand. A journal in my lap. And God spoke. His voice … unrelated to what going on around me. Not pertaining to my pastor’s message. The Lord spoke an unmistakable, inaudible Word – His … Continue reading
When Hope Makes No Sense
Yet he did not waver through unbelief regarding the promise of God, but was strengthened in his faith and gave glory to God, being fully persuaded that God had power to do what he had promised. Romans 4:20 My heart, heavy as an anchor on the murky bottom of the Tennessee River, cries out for … Continue reading
Bondage To The Boogie Man
This morning, my eyes opened wide at 3am to an unfamiliar tapping. Our window air unit, arguably on its last leg, was working hard to spit out an UNO card or a possibly granola wrapper. No telling what was in there with 3 little boys in the house. But nevertheless, our tapping air unit broke … Continue reading
Matthew, Luke and a 5K
Before too much time gets away from us….I wanted to extend an invitation to all of you. I am reading through the Gospels this Fall. I just began the other day. I am only six chapters into Matthew. I posted about this on our Facebook page and the response was great. So many of you … Continue reading
A Winner {and a prayer request}
Good Wednesday morning! Or should I say WIN-esday!! Yes, we have a winner for our Girlfriend’s Guidebook: Navigating Female Friendships. Thank you all for you sweet comments. I hope you told your besties that you bragged on them. It was fun for me to read through each comment and thank the Lord alongside you.In summary, … Continue reading
The Beauty Of Broken Pieces
My mother was a bargain shopper. A wheelin-dealin’, card carryin’, bona fide, clearance queen. No matter if it fit or matched – if it was 65% off she could make it work. I loved this about her.Spring 2002, Brent and I were nearing the Big Day. We had spent hours registering for dinnerware, Tupperware, Corningware, … Continue reading
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