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We are the Clay.
We need to let him mold us into the image he desires us to be. Don’t fight him at every turn.
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Door to change
Change is inevitable, but it can be exactly what you need to find success. For me moving way from the city to the country was the biggest change I have ever experience, but it was also what set me on a path to a life filled with joy and hope. I have now been living
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Consistency Brings Stability
Consistency brings stability… and joy… if you let it. While a train job can be rewarding, some find the long periods of driving, the potential for monotony, and the responsibility of ensuring safety to be the most challenging and potentially boring aspect. I kind of see that in the monotony of everyday living. We seem
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Fulfillment in where God takes us.
I always loved to sing, and I had this dream that I would one day sing in front of thousands of people. I don’t really have the talent or the training to make a living with my voice, but I didn’t let that stop me from enjoying it. I still use my voice to bring
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Too much of a need.
“Oh my goodness. I need a cup of coffee. One simply was not enough today.” This is me most days. I wake up feeling tired and no matter what I do, nothing seems to take away that lingering feeling of exhaustion. But… I have been trying to cut back on my caffeine intake. So, I
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Replenish your spirit.
Girlfriends, let’s get together and party. Spending time with other believers is a fun way to get spiritual refreshed and excited for what God has done in each of our lives. There isn’t anything quite like it. “I highly recommend you try it with your buddies from church.”
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Finish Strong.
School just started up and everyone is feeling the crunch as the end of the year seems to be fast approaching. I even bought a Christmas present already for my husband and it is just September. But… I am one of those people that if I don’t start early I won’t get my Chistmas shopping
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Charished or Slowly Forgotten.
Here is a thought for you to ponder. Joseph, Mary’s husband, was a carpenter. So, Jesus was raised and taught carpentry. Does that mean that others bought the tables, chairs and other furniture that he made? He didn’t start his Father’s ministry until he was 30. So, there were at least 10 years that he
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Hear His Voice and Follow Him.
We are called his sheep in the Bible. At first I thought about how sheep can’t do anything on their own. Then I imagined a sheep finding themselves in trouble and that there would probably be nothing they could do to save themselves. But… finally, I understand that the shepard is the one who is
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Wonders all around you.
Summer is slowly coming to and end, so get out there and enjoy the last month or so of sunshine. This last week in Burrrr-midji, Minnesota has been so cold. I have been wishing so hard that fall is not yet here, but God simply playing with us because I am not ready for fall