(Learn to Discern, Principle #5) Last weekend I was in the countryside with my husband – it was amazingly sunny and with the arrival of
I once went to see a specialist doctor – this person had been recommended to me and was given rave review, so I had high
(Linking up with Emily P. Freeman for a quarterly reflection on what I’ve learned this Spring.) |ONE| Trying something is not a waste of time
(Learn to Discern, Principle #4) If you ever went to youth retreats and sat through talks on “God’s will for your life” you might be
(Learn to Discern, Principle #3) Have you ever gone shopping and found an item on clearance that you really want, but are too tired to
My father is a perfectionist wall-painter. The walls of our home are “like glass.” I guarantee you that you have never, ever, experienced walls as
Last week, my husband came home with a plant. Yesterday, I texted him that it was possibly the best decision of our marriage so far.
(Learn to Discern Principle #2) Has this ever happened to you? You have a big project coming up, and you’re nervous, even if there isn’t
If you happen to be in my kitchen looking for the cinnamon, you won’t find it in the spice cabinet. It’s with the coffee. And
We’ve all had mental blocks. Whether it’s writer’s block, a total lack of ideas for projects, or just feeling “stuck” about what to do next,
