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  • What Our Father Sees In Us

    It’s 1 am and I just got up to use the bathroom. As I laid back down, I looked at the face of my three-year-old little guy in the middle of my bed, beautifully still. My laying back down startled him and he started crying. “Mommy’s here, bud. I got you. You’re ok. I love… Read more

  • More Than I Would Have Ever Thought To Ask For: A Heaven-Hug From My Dad

     God has shown up for me in so many ways. Nobody could convince me that He is not real. He’s done some pretty big things in my life, but sometimes it’s the s•m•a•l•l stuff that really catches me by surprise and takes my breath away, as I think on just how good and personal… Read more

  • Grace Upon Grace {This Is Just A Stage}

    To get a glimpse into the patience of God which we truly can’t fathom- we can look at the things which test ours and multiply those by billions. That’s how we humans test his. And He has been hanging on for thousands of years! Can you even imagine this?! I can’t. Currently 2 of the… Read more

  • Joy-Manna Mornings

    Thoughts for this morning: TODAY is a good day! We never know what the future may hold, and that may be unsettling, but we can make the choice to be happy today. I think joy is like manna. You must look for it each morning, gather up enough for each day, and not worry about… Read more

  • Tag Him In, When You Feel Like Tapping Out

    It’s exhausting, wrestling against temptation and sin, and bad habits and negative thoughts, isn’t it? When we get saved, all that doesn’t stop. We learn real quick (and have to be reminded often)- that salvation isn’t just a one-time thing. I myself need it daily!Multiple times a day, even. Not just to be saved from… Read more

  • The Sun (Son) Is Coming!

    I started to write a lengthy post about what this sign meant to me today. About how the world is drearyand this day is drearyand to the naked eye,and according to the weather forecast –the sun isn’t coming back out for awhile. My app glitched and the post deleted,and to be honest, I didn’t have… Read more