Our empty-nest is being re-feathered. What a topsy-turvy season we find ourselves in – somewhere between empty-nester and care-giver to aging parents. Settling into this new role will take some time; another transition from season to season. I found this wonderful prayer for caregivers, written by Bill Dodds, so refreshing. It was accompanied by his …
When I think about the mountains, I often reflect on the experiences of Elijah. In the deepest part of his valley experience, he ascends the mountain to seek God, to rest in His protection, and to find the answers to his questions. Let’s dig a little deeper in prayer and journaling as we ask ourselves …
June in the Catholic Church ushers in Pentecost and the Sacred Heart Devotion; the lavish love of God poured out through the Holy Spirit.
New Blog Post | “Sometimes we have to be left on our own to discover the uniqueness and strength that is ours.”
Things must sometimes fade, before they can bloom again. What are you learning in this season?
Yes, this goodbye was hard, but as we close the cover to this book, we know the story isn’t over. We begin the next volume together…this one lived out near us
Life is a cycle of seasons and some are just harder than others, aren’t they? Taking a deep breath gives us a moment to pause and be reminded that we don’t always have to have it all together. We can bring our brokenness and heavy hearts to the one who tells us to be still and lay our burdens with Him.
What if the very thing that irritates you in your marriage is the very thing God wants to use for you to draw closer to Him?
With hope upon hope we prayed for his healing, but with each passing day his suffering grew. These are the moments, we look up to heaven and cry out “WHY”.
