Joys in the Pennsylvania Woods
This week as I walked along Spring Creek, I learned about a native Pennsylvania wildflower–the red trillium. These don’t last long in the spring, and
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This week as I walked along Spring Creek, I learned about a native Pennsylvania wildflower–the red trillium. These don’t last long in the spring, and
On Sunday, I ask my praying neighbors to pray that my week could feel “easy and light.” I was so tired from online teaching and
This morning I found myself reading 2 Kings 4 and the very familiar story of The Widow’s Olive Oil. Read it as if you are
I’ve been frothing up my almond milk to make a delicious little homemade latte every morning. It’s a small thing. I realize the joy of
I read through the book of Ecclesiastes yesterday, and it brought overwhelming joy to my heart (and this shocked me!). Normally, people approach Ecclesiastes as
Moody Publishers is offering Guarded by Christ as a FREE ebook for you this week. I pray it comforts your heart! https://www.moodypublishers.com/help/#free-ebooks
I find myself so easily exhausted, and I was thrilled to read this article sent by my friend, Patti, called, “Why Am I So Tired?”
I know I do not handle uncertainty well, but COVID-19 has revealed the depths of how much I rest in careful planning. Perhaps it’s an
I do love to work, and I love productivity. I love lists and goals and “making the most out of the day.” But something I
Ashley and I made a video for Moody Publishers to answer the question, “How can we help our neighbors deal with fear?” Here’s the link