Encouraging Women to Live Rooted in the Sacred
So delighted to have my friend, Bev Rihtarchik, from Walking Well with God, guest-posting with us today, as we finish up this round of the “But God” series. Bev has a beautifully inspiring “But God” testimony that I’m thrilled to share with you. Thank you, Bev, for putting your heart on the page for us today. I pray God’s…
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So excited to welcome my friend Misty Phillip to the “But God” series. I pray her words bless as she beautifully shares her heart on the page. Thank you, Misty, for guest-posting with us today. ♥ Have you ever received a compliment, only to feel slighted by the “but ” that follows? “But” can be an eraser word. Let me…
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So excited to kick off November with three weeks of “But God” guest posts! Thank you to our sweet friend, Sarah Geringer, for sharing her heart with us today. I pray her words will bless as we enter another busy holiday season. ♥ Does your current season of life feel overwhelming? If it doesn’t now, it probably will soon—because Christmas…
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Welcome back, friend. So glad you’re here, for you’d truly be missed if you weren’t. Thank you for pulling up a chair at this table each week. ♥ I’m so excited to share our Drawing and Spotlight winner this week—our sweet, beautiful sister-friend, Michele M. Woohoo! Congrats, Michele! So blessed by your example of a Godly writer. We appreciate you…
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So pleased to introduce our guest-poster today, Charity Christy. As a member of my COMPEL small group, I’ve had the pleasure of witnessing Charity release her first book into the world this summer. Thanks to Charity for candidly sharing her publishing process. I pray her words bless and inspire. From Dream to Print: A New Author’s Road to Publishing …
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Remember when we went to “Putt-Putt” on Labor Day for our first date —and made it a tradition? I wouldn’t want to play mini-golf every first Monday of September for 30 years (and counting) with anyone else. The best traditions are always the ones that choose us. Remember when we walked the cobbled aisle of an autumn garden —and made…
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