How the heck is she okay? Doesn’t she know the world has gone mad? Can I tell you a secret? Those surrounding you that are okay in crisis have already gone through another life crisis. They have already wrestled with God and whether He really sovereign (spoiler alert He always is). So for us it …
Author: Jamie
I must be creative. Whether it is converting a recipe to gluten free, photography, even home schooling is creative! These blogs are my inspirations (family and friends make cameos often).
Calm Mind and Captive Thoughts
Calm mornings help calm the mind. I have had to work on controlling my thoughts. Like so many of you when the crisis hits our minds spin the situation over and over. What we can say, what should we have said, how we could have changed this future we did not want. But God says …
365 page story
A year is a 365 day story. We can write what we want or we can allow God to write what He wants. But I will warn you what He may write will not always be sunrises and roses. He writes in storms, allows suffering, and sometimes the fairytale doesn’t have the ending we want. …
Advent Reimagined!
One of our best Advent Calendars to date. We decided to do mini gifts and instead of candy or chocolate I wrote up a year of serving. Each day there is a serving opportunity, the kids will place them all in a jar and then draw 2 each month. I asked them to report back …
It’s okay to be sad and glad during the holidays
I don’t know why but cozy, dreary days always flood me with memories of loved ones. It is tough when those days hit during a holiday. But God is always there to give me hope. Opening up His word fills me up. Reaching out to family or friends helps me process my tears. And having …
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Blessings not Curses
How we live our Christian life matters. It matters not just for the here and now but for the years to come. When we choose the hard road to follow Christ we choose to bless generations instead of curse them. We erect memorial stones for others to see, to remember God’s work, God’s goodness, and …
