This past July I began singing during the worship service at my church. Singing has been a lifelong passion of mine, so participating in this ministry has been the desire of my heart ever since I was saved. But I’ll be honest. It hasn’t been going as well as I hoped or expected. Singing alone,Continue reading “True Worship”
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Setting the Standards
With the celebration of Father’s Day l began reflecting on the qualities of a good father. Because for some children this day is in fact a celebration, but for others, it is a harsh reminder of loss or deep-seated disappointment. So what makes a good father? Who set these standards men attempt to reach orContinue reading “Setting the Standards”
For Such a Time As This
Many wonder what compels people to read the Bible over and over again. For me, it’s relevancy. Whether I’m reading the Old Testament or the New, each time I read, I gain insight and understanding, not only about antiquity but also about today’s world. Although these stories are thousands of years old, we clearly seeContinue reading “For Such a Time As This”
Learn to Defend
As a white woman in America, I am privileged. I am granted advantages simply because the color of my skin is the same as that of the majority in power. Some of these advantages I have recognized and many I have not, which is an effect of that privilege. So as people begin to shareContinue reading “Learn to Defend”
Memorial Day
We tend to use the phrase “Happy Memorial Day” but I wonder if the word “happy” takes away from what should be a solemn reflection of gratitude. Feeling thankful today for all of the men and women who have given the ultimate sacrifice for our country and praying for their family’s peace and comfort. ThankContinue reading “Memorial Day”
Quarantine Cravings
Since quarantine began in the Tri-state area, it seems people are attempting to combat the bitterness of the times with the sweetness of baked goods. And with the warm weather approaching ice cream seems to be the next fixation. I have to admit, ice cream has always been a weakness for me. The tendency toContinue reading “Quarantine Cravings”
Testimony Tuesday
During this time of quarantine, the church I attend has been creatively using social media to share the Word of God. In addition to posting the weekly sermon on Sunday they have also been posting church members’ personal testimonies of how the Lord has impacted their lives. This week I shared a time when JesusContinue reading “Testimony Tuesday”
Gardening
Today my husband and I planted our herb and vegetable garden. Honestly he’s more of the green thumb in the family and I’m the tag along, but working together, especially cultivating the earth and land God gave us, strengthens our relationship. The Lord created us to be companions and good stewards of the earth (GenesisContinue reading “Gardening”
Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day from a daughter’s perspective is a joyous occasion for some but a stark reminder of disappointment and loss for others. For some daughters, mothers are an ever-present, positive figure in their lives, but for others, mothers may be absent or their relationships are replete with strife. And then some are grappling with theContinue reading “Mother’s Day”
JOY
One of the most significant trials I’ve experienced since becoming a Christian has revolved around struggles with my health, specifically digestive issues that overtime have wreaked havoc on my endocrine system. These struggles have been both a blessing and a burden. A burden for obvious reasons, but a blessing because it has brought me toContinue reading “JOY”