The Gift of Love When We Don’t Deserve It (Advent Series)
We’ve had a bit of a shake up in our normal family Christmas this year and Christmas is taking place under a whole new roof with room to try some new […]
Author: Rachel Nichols
How Ordinary Women Do Extraordinary Things
Our friend Katy over at Elsie Road magazine has been sending out some stellar, simple, thought-provoking advent devotions once a week to the magazines “insiders” who subscribe to the email […]
Joy in the Ordinary (Advent Series)
Welcome to week three of the Advent. Today our post is on this week’s theme, Joy. It has been written by Holly Berg from Scattered Words. Holly is a mom […]
Action over Excuses – Ways That Anyone Can Help the Syrian Refugees
Our last post was about seeing the excuses we make that keep us from taking action to help the vulnerable. In this post we would like to share some innovative […]
Excuses That We Make
If you are like me the Syrian Refugee crisis crept up on you unawares, until photos of a small child dead on the beach were posted. It was shocking as […]
The Challenge to Write it On Our Hearts
Do you feel like you should have some scripture memorized? The should part of that sentence stares me down every time. I really believe it is a great thing to memorize […]
Are You Feeling Out of Sorts? (Book Review)
We are straight up fan-girl tickled pink to be promoting Sarah Bessey’s new book, Out of Sorts, released this week! Sarah has written this book in a style she calls […]
Hope of Heaven
“Earth’s crammed with heaven And every common bush afire with God: But only he who sees, takes of his shoes. The rest sit round it, and pluck blackberries And daub […]
When You Are Looking for Community
We are all searching for it, hoping for it, falling short of it, wrestling with it. We want community. Community that is real and genuine. Community that supports and […]
He Is Worthy
Why does your little or large piece of internet land matter? Do you really need to share it with God? Is God using your service or voice for His Kingdom? […]