The Freedom to Create Our Own Family Traditions Last Christmas, my husband and I decided to forgo giving Christmas presents to our four kids (now ages 6, 4, 3, and 2). I can imagine that such a drastic move is … Continue reading The Freedom to Create Our Own Family Traditions (Guest Post)
God didn’t make any of us spectators. He made us for the purpose of getting in the game and making a difference with who we are and what we have to offer the world around us… With Jesus, we never play alone. He coaches us through the toughest of plays. And guarantees a win in the end. Let’s get out there and play some life ball. Continue reading Heeeeere’s The Kick-Off! (Guest Post)
In the book I was reading, there was a quote, “When we have focused too narrowly on the dream we thought the Savior would give us, then it is the dream that has become the savior.” Continue reading What Weeds Are Choking out Life in Your Heart? (Guest Post)
This year’s Blogger and Author Meet-Up (BAM17) at CSU is going to be one of the most exciting events for those of us who write. Why? Because of who you’ll be mingling with. Continue reading What Would You Do with Over 200 Cru Writers in One Place? (Guest Post)
Writing takes so long because most of us don’t really know what we want to say. We write and rewrite and write some more to figure out what we’re thinking. Then we hone it, and we wonder if it is any good at all. Continue reading Why Writing Takes So Long and What You Can Do about It (Guest Post)
There is a sacredness in waiting. It crystallizes where our trust is. Will we turn to our own resources? Or will we wait, patiently, trusting God’s goodness even though we don’t see an answer? Because my hope is attached to the person of Christ, I can live in anticipation that an answer could be any day. Wonder carries that same vein of anticipation. Continue reading Advent: Waiting with Anticipation (Guest Post)
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