We heard that the drive-in, the one our family has frequented for years, had re-opened. Although it’s some distance from our home, my youngest and I decided to make the trek. Taking the long way, past ... Read More about Hope as God’s Work Continues in the Unseen
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The Valley of Weeping becomes a Refreshing Spring
For several days I struggled to get out from under the weight of my heavy, heavy heart. Hadn’t I just gone from Weeping to Wonder? Why was I once again in a place of lament? What I wanted was to ... Read More about The Valley of Weeping becomes a Refreshing Spring
Resource Review: Laugh it Up, by Candace Payne (book)
Note: This post contains affiliate links. The unnesting process provides ample opportunity to grieve – as does the fall-out of a global pandemic. Still, I was surprised by the period of lament I ... Read More about Resource Review: Laugh it Up, by Candace Payne (book)
Letting Go Gives Space for Something New
40 days – that’s the number of days since the “stay home stay safe” order in our state. We’re surviving, but things look a lot different than I’d anticipated. Initially I’d worried about how the ... Read More about Letting Go Gives Space for Something New
The Goodness of Good Friday
Last night we decided to order take-out from a local pizzeria. We wanted to do our part to support a small business during COVID. And I wanted a night free from meal prep. My husband went in the ... Read More about The Goodness of Good Friday
Hope in the Midst of Uncertainty
Just beyond my back steps is a lilac bush, a years-ago Mother’s Day gift from my family. Today I noticed that its bare limbs are beginning to produce the tiniest of buds. This evidence of new life, ... Read More about Hope in the Midst of Uncertainty