In case you missed it, my word of the year is WELCOME, described by the acronym below. For more details on why I chose this word go here. Worship – Making room for GodEmbrace – Making room for my familyLearn – Making room to grow my mindCare – Making room for …
In case you missed it, my word of the year is WELCOME, described by the acronym below. For more details on why I chose this word go here. Worship – Making room for GodEmbrace – Making room for my familyLearn – Making room to grow my mindCare – Making room for …
I love to live seasonally as much as possible. Some things just seem more “right” at certain times of the year. Since this year is about WELCOME for me, I thought I would show you a few ways I welcome each season. This process definitely evolves over time, and I …
In case you missed it, my word of the year is WELCOME, described by the acronym below. For more details on why I chose this word go here. Worship – Making room for GodEmbrace – Making room for my familyLearn – Making room to grow my mindCare – Making room for …
In case you missed it, my word of the year is WELCOME, described by the acronym below. For more details on why I chose this word go here. Worship – Making room for GodEmbrace – Making room for my familyLearn – Making room to grow my mindCare – Making room …
Welcome — this is the word whispered to my heart as I think of my area of focus in 2021. The dictionary definition is always a good starting place. “to receive or accept with pleasure; regard as pleasant or good.” Romans 15: 7 says, “Wherefore receive ye one another, as …
At the beginning of the year, I had big plans….or perhaps, un-plans. Then, the craziness we’ve come to know as 2020 descended and I updated those plans again. Now, both finally and all too soon, we’re at the end of 2020. I don’t want this year to be wasted. Probably …
“Real life is huge and unhurried. Hurry constricts my world, making it much narrower and smaller. And as hurry narrows my vision, I lose perspective on what matters most.” — Alan Fadling, An Unhurried Life: Following Jesus’ Rhythms of Work and Rest As I enter a new year and a …
My word for the year 2019 was to SEEK God with my spirit and soul, mind and body. I had a few ideas of what that would look like last January. As I look back, I see that the Lord changed me and worked on me and my family in …
This will be the fifth year I choose a word for the year to guide me as I grow and learn and try to achieve a few goals. Here are the words I’ve chosen the last four years: 2018: Renovate 2017: Habits 2016: Build 2015: Cherish Since God worked on …
