An incredibly, always-kind friend of mine shared this article with me, the “spoon theory”. I’d encourage everyone to take a few minutes, reading it with a desire to understand others. I’m not a big article-sharer; however, this is an excellent illustration and 100% on the mark for how I’ve felt the past two and a… Continue reading Spoons
Every morning, I listen to worship music as I shower, filling my mind with words of grace, forgiveness and love. Since it was released, Lauren Daigle’s “You Say” has been speaking His eternal life and heavenly worth into my mornings. Some days, all I can manage is whispering the words. And that’s ok, because He… Continue reading You Say
The more mature I become in my faith, the more I crave His Word. It is difficult to convey the power of Scripture to someone who doesn’t know Jesus yet. Likewise, it’s difficult to understand the life-sustaining words of God as someone who doesn’t know Jesus…yet. (Hope is good!) I have been in both of… Continue reading Simple
In the past few years, I’ve heard many people (particularly women) criticize social media as a false representation of people’s lives, a fully-filtered version. Hearing amazing people compare themselves with others via a tool, which is highly subjective, always saddens my soul. Don’t get me wrong, I do compare myself, but my worst enemy isn’t… Continue reading Equal concern
Oh, to have faith like Bartimaeus. To be unafraid, unhindered and unashamed to call out to Jesus, even when we cannot see Him. I want to see You, Lord. In Luke 18, there’s a snapshot of scripture I’ve always adored, much like the lyrics of John Newton’s hymn, “Amazing Grace”. Even before I fully accepted… Continue reading Now I See
A Berry Rich Life 