For over twenty years now, I have had the privilege of being best friends with five of the most amazing women. We have seen each other through so many seasons of life. We have gone through teenage years, college, young adulthood, adulthood, relationships, breakups, loss, marriages, babies, and so much
Wet socks. Slow drivers. Cold coffee that’s supposed to be hot. These are all things that I’m not a fan of and will complain about. I can easily allow the small, inconvenient things of this world take away from the joy that is mine in all areas of life through
Recently, my husband and I have seen these videos online of people who have left one-star reviews on recipes. It’s not that the recipe in and of itself was bad. It’s that the person following the recipe did not do it correctly. Most of the bakers were trying to make
One thing you should know about me is that I love coffee. The smell, the jolt of caffeine, the cute coffee shops, the chill environment, I am a big fan. A few years ago, though, my body decided it couldn’t handle caffeine anymore. I was told that it would be
I was a competitive dancer growing up. When you dance as much as I did, your body starts to develop some battle scars, so to speak. My feet took the brunt of the scars. One thing you should know about dancers is that we are proud of things like calluses.
Throughout much of my young adult life, I wondered what God’s will for my life was. I was hoping that God would write it in the sky telling me exactly what to do for work, who to be friends with, where to serve in the church, who to marry, and
I am terrible at the game two truths and a lie. In this game, you tell a group of people two truths about you and one lie, and they have to guess which is which. I find that I come up with a lie that is too obvious or way
When I was a little girl, I was terribly afraid of dogs. It didn’t matter the size of the dog or how friendly the dog was, I was terrified. Every time we came near a dog, my mom or dad had to pick me up and carry me to what
“You know how old I am, right?” These are the words I said to my boss as he asked me to take on a pretty big role at work. I was 28 and single at the time, and he wanted me to take over the women’s ministry at our church.
If you were to describe God in three words, what words would you choose? Would they be words based on your experiences with other Christians? Would they be words based on how the Lord has worked in your life? Would they be words that you’ve heard about God from