is content with what God gives. It is enough. All is grace.
is content with what God gives. It is enough. All is grace.
Homemaking, Mommyhood, Recipes, Traditions & Celebrations
I don’t know where the original recipe, or idea came from. I have seen them online – on blogs, Pinterest, Facebook, and Instagram – for years. And, last year, my youngest had just turned 4, I finally decided to try making “Resurrection Rolls” with the kids. All of the recipes called for canned crescent rolls…and despite making a special trip to the …
90 Day Bible, Biblical Womanhood, Currently Reading
Do you have any hobbies? I usually answer that question by saying that reading is at the top of my list. But, really, it is the only thing on my list. I have always considered myself a bookworm, who didn’t have, or want, any other hobbies. At the end of each year, I like to make 2 lists: one of the books I …
90 Day Bible, Biblical Womanhood, Currently Reading, Quiet Time, Recommended Reading, Thinking Biblically
Maybe it was just typical end of the year anticipation…looking forward to a New Year, a re-set, and a fresh start. Or, maybe it was boredom….being outside of of our normal structures and routines. (I don’t do “rest” well.) Whatever the reason, as the end of 2019 approached, I found myself needing to rearrange furniture, organize all of the toys, clothes, and books, re-evaluate …
Year In Reveiw
“Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.†-Romans 12:12 Dear Friends and Family, All year long, it seems as though I have been constantly looking behind me, trying to figure out where the previous days, weeks, or months have gone. And now, somehow, it is mid-December, and I am once again wondering, where did this year …
Biblical Womanhood, Life in Ministry, Marriage, Pastor's Wife
Did you know that October is Pastor Appreciation Month? It’s one of those things that I tend to lump with all of the other Hallmark-invented “holidays.†Which, translated, means that I don’t really pay too much attention to them….and usually end up forgetting all about them. But, still… “We ask you, brothers, to respect those who labor among you and …