Tweet I misread a tweet by @randyelrod that said, “What is your DIGITAL footprint?” I must have “spiritual eyes” because I read it “What is your spiritual footprint? That caught me off guard, actually. Made me stop for a moment and think about the spiritual legacy I may or may not be leaving. How am I living my life and does it affect anything? Could people look at my life, my journey, my steps (after I’mread more…
Tweet Is it really Thursday? Where has this week gone? Let me tell you, they fly by don’t they? Why am I surprised when four days go by and I look up and four days have gone by? I think back to my week. What have I done? What did we do as a family? Did I do anything worthwhile this week? Thankfully, yes. Even though the days can go by quickly, we can still beread more…
Tweet A long time ago there was a King named David. David was told that God would build a Temple for himself, but that David wouldn’t get to do it. His son, Solomon, would. This was no small project and David knew it. This temple would be the grandest, most beautiful, most amazing temple for God that any man had yet seen, and it would take a lot of time, talent and treasure to see itread more…
Tweet Title got you didn’t it? (heh heh) Well, to be honest, there are no secrets. Well, there could be, but then that would put us in the category of everyone else, right? So, with Pastor’s wives, lives are easy, spiritual, and always worshipful. Riiiight. Wait, didn’t you know that all Pastor’s wives can cook the best food, anoint someone with oil while taking communion, pray and do laundry at the same time, and take midnightread more…
Tweet Recently we returned from a beautiful trip to Breckenridge, Colorado. Unless you’ve been to the Rockies, my attempt to describe them here would be lame at best. (see pics below) Beauty, peace, strength, wonder. These are just a few words describing the awesome grandeur of those mountain regions. It’s a breath taking as it’s counter part, the desert. Which is where I went spiritually that same trip. I’m sure many factors played a part: lackread more…
Tweet Last week I talked about my love for God’s Word. I shared with you how it has changed me, how I find truth there, and how it is my lifeline. In the comments, an “Anonymous” wanted to know how I go about studying the Bible. Well, let me see if I can share with you what I do and maybe it could help you. Some stuff you might want to know about me first. 1.read more…
Tweet I read a book yesterday called Created to Be His Help Meet by Debi Pearl. It’s about wives living to serve and love their husbands. I didn’t want to read this book because I think I do a pretty good job at loving JT, but I couldn’t get around the fact that, yes there are people who have been married longer than I have and might actually have some good information for me. That’s onlyread more…
Tweet I’ve heard people say concerning their walk with Jesus, that they are in a “dry spell.” In other words, they “don’t hear the Lord,” or “don’t feel anything,” or “don’t get anything out of the word.” I don’t meant to be a party-pooper or disqualify what you might be feeling, but let me offer another suggestion: Maybe the reason you’re feel like you’re in a dry spell is because of…you. Remember the Israelites back inread more…
Tweet Friday, Kim and I jumped in her car and headed to Big D for another Single Mom’s Conference. Before we got out of town, however, we had to swing by and pick up someone we didn’t know to ride with us. *Gasp!* What were we going to do!? Girlfriend time cut short by a stranger! Grumble, grumble. But, God had something else in store. We booted Kim’s kids out of the car at a friendsread more…
Tweet Whoo! Yesterday’s post had some GREAT comments! I so appreciate everyone’s wisdom and knowledge and insight concerning what power our words have…or don’t have. With that said, I do want to say this: I totally believe, with all my heart, that the power of the spoken Word of God in my life is an undeniable truth and absolutely necessary in my life as a Christ Follower. Whether that be a direct quote I use, orread more…
