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“I am not complaining about having too little. I have learned to be satisfied with whatever I have. I know what it is to be poor or to have plenty, and I have lived under all kinds of conditions. I know what it means to be full or to be hungry, to have too much […]
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See-Through Marriage: Experiencing the Freedom and Joy of Being Fully Known and Fully Loved By Ryan and Selena Frederick After the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020, I think marital vows will be updated to include taking your spouse “…in sickness and in quarantine.” Seriously. There is no better way to test the strength of your marriage […]
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You know the person – he or she is always positive, always encouraging, & forever persistent. There is an air of something about them that surrounds their spirit wherever they go. Initially, you couldn’t put your finger on what it was that made he or she stand out and make you feel seen, heard and […]
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Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie I was born in 1986 and spent the bulk of my adolescence as a young girl making the most of the 90s. Both the 80s and the 90s, in my opinion, are when pop culture was at its peak. Music, movies, toys, games, you name it – this era produced some […]
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Spring may be in full swing but where I live in West Michigan the chilly temps are bound to linger for a few more weeks. Whether or not your home is located in a warm climate, this soup is full of yummy, healthy comfort that is sure to warm both your heart and your home. […]
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Made to Move Mountains: How God uses our dreams and disasters to accomplish the impossible By Kristen Welch I often refer back to my [family’s] time living in Scottsdale, AZ as my “time in the desert place.” The years leading up to our unanticipated relocation across the country prepared me spiritually for the move even […]
