Streams In The Desert
We all walk through seasons of dry times where we travel a dusty and weary land. We traipse across the barren landscape, parched and in need of some
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We all walk through seasons of dry times where we travel a dusty and weary land. We traipse across the barren landscape, parched and in need of some
I had a wild idea to text a special message to my teenager each day for 20 days. Somedays he replied with a simple thumbs up, while others
I loved going to the fair or carnivals as a child. Living in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, the big event was Rooster Days each May. All the fun and
I often find myself watching my son or daughter doing something adorable and think, “You are the most precious thing in the world. How can you be so
Summer is over. A season spent outdoors with moments of swimming and enjoying the water. Do you remember when your kids first entered the pool? Maybe it was
Lesson #1 I’ll never forget the silence in the room after I asked one particular question. It was a Sunday morning at my local church, and I was standing
God is greater than anything. Do you believe that? We’ve probably all believed in God’s power for our friend or family member’s circumstances, but it’s much harder to
When’s the last time someone shocked you with an ill-mannered comment or flabbergasted you with an unwarranted reprimand? Maybe during traffic? At the office? At a family gathering?
As single women we deal with a unique set of circumstances and challenges. Although there are pros to living single, the other side is overwhelming. I love doing
Children mesmerize me. Pack a room with adults and one child, and I will always gravitate to the little one. I love their spirit of adventure and love