Where is the time going?! I feel like deadlines and writing have me losing track of time. Today I am going to write for just one verse and I’ll write about the other tomorrow. Passage Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on...
It was a long day. And hard to sit at my computer for today’s post. Therefore, my formatting may be a little different but my heart for today’s post is 100% here. Passages “Judge not, that you be not judged. For with the judgment you pronounce you will...
I’m back! Well, sort of…. To catch you up, I pulled down my site to give it a facelift. It also give me time to consider how I want to engage with you in this space. Today, I thought I’d share nine (9) scriptures that supported me while...
Now what?! That is the question I believe you were left asking the computer screen after reading yesterday’s post. I clearly stated we would spend 31 days in the word then I proceeded to basically say, in over a thousand words, “Go study!” Did you feel like that? If...
Books We’ll Encounter This Week Psalm Proverbs Ecclesiastes Song of Solomon Isaiah Our Reading This Week Psalm 89:14 – Isaiah 13:22 Additional Resources Bible in 90 Days (Website) Bible in 90 Days Summer 2015 (All Posts) His Unfailing Love Surrounds Us (Post) You Are Here: Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and...
REFLECTIONS is a series asking us to reflect…consider…meditate on thoughts and concepts to make our lives full of life where we are free to be authentically ourselves loving others and ourselves to our infinite potential. (This was previously recorded in January 2012. Enjoy!)
This is a guest post from Dayna Bickham, my great co-collaborator on the Tandem Series on Confidence . You can read her blog and follow her on Twitter and Facebook. What happens when we misplace confidence? Ever put your trust in the wrong person? What about a company? Living...
I love the saying “a picture is worth a thousand words”. I am not a photographer, except my love of snapping pictures on my morning runs and my children. I realize this quote assumes a lot. The greatest assumption is that we all will see what the photographer sees....
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