Remembering Mandy Kelly from Worshipful Living
Tuesday, March 21, started like any other day around our house. I got the kids off to school and came home to do some work. Around 9:30 a member of our Facebook Mastermind Group (a group of about 10 Christian women bloggers that support one another through blogging and life) posted that she'd seen some chatter on Mandy's Facebook profile and wanted to see how we could pray for her. It wasn't 20 minutes later that we all realized what was going on... Mandy, her husband Scott, and their … {Read More}
Redemption: I’m Not Who I Was
While the Bible contains countless stories of amazing healing, whether it be physical or emotional, there is nothing greater than seeing souls redeemed and healed. Seeing testimonies of people who were once walking in darkness to come into the Light by the grace of God. Redemption. To witness the evidence of the Spirit's work by bringing people from who they were - sinners - to who they are … {Read More}
I Have Stepped Into a Big Mess + Grace & Truth {Week 22}
Have you stepped in any messes lately? I sure have. As a homeschooling mom and foster mom to young children (not to mention loving, frustrated owner of an elderly dog...ahem), I often feel like I spend my days moving from one mess to another. Whether you're at home or at work, at church or in your community, if you sometimes find yourself in the middle of a mess, today's featured post is for … {Read More}
Right Side Up + Grace & Truth {Week 21}
Do you ever feel like the world is turning upside down? I sure do. Right is called "wrong," and wrong is called "right." Good is called "evil," and evil is called "good." In today's featured post, Tiffany from In Grace Always shares a fresh perspective about a familiar Bible verse, encouraging us to stay right side up in a world that is increasingly upside-down. Visit Tiffany on … {Read More}
Fig Tree Type Christians and the God Who has Mercy on Them
As I checked my kiwi vines for any sign of fruit for the third year in a row, I was very disappointed. I have mulched, fertilized, trimmed and trained these plants for many years. The vines are healthy, the leaves a rich green, a beautiful sight, indeed. Yet, there is no fruit. As I huffed and sighed and frowned at the beautiful vines, I recalled a certain fig tree that was planted in a … {Read More}
He Remembers + Grace & Truth {Week 20}
Have you ever noticed how much God teaches us through children? About life. About relationships. About ourselves. And about our God. In this week's featured post, Rebekah shares a sweet story with a powerful lesson about a Father who keeps His promises and a child who expects Him to. If you sometimes forget to take God at His word, or struggle with believing He will come through for you, … {Read More}
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