Do you remember the moment you realised you needed to surrender control? That maybe you didn’t have as much control as you thought? One particular incident stands out for me. It was my son’s first day of daycare. I had taken a 6-month maternity leave to enjoy a special bonding time at home with him. This was […]
A Faith that Shines
Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. – Deuteronomy 6:5
Whether you’re a seasoned believer or just exploring what faith looks like for the first time, these articles will be sure to encourage you on your journey. Topics include spiritual disciplines, devotions and practical examples of walking with God.
3 Sure-Fire Ways to Glow — The Face of an Angel (Part 2)
Last week, I had the honour of sharing my sister with you as she guest-posted about Failing to Shine and ways we can reflect God’s glory. This week, Carlie continues by sharing some practical ways that we can shine in our day to day lives. Please welcome her! As a lamp magnifies the light within, so as followers of Christ, […]
Failing to Shine — The Face of An Angel (Part 1)
What does it mean to reflect God’s glory? Today I am over the moon happy to share with you my very first guest post on my site. Not only is this the first time to host someone here in my little space, but it is extra special for another reason. This guest poster is one […]
Joy in the Morning – When grief tries to steal your sparkle
What do you do when grief takes a hold of your heart and doesn’t want to let it go? I’m writing this exactly one year after my father died. His wasn’t a tragic death. In fact, we knew it was coming. Although, I don’t know if knowing made it any easier. There were some (many) […]
How to Survive Life’s Battles by Encouraging One Another
It had been a long, hard day and by now the toll of it was beginning to show on my face. I tried to hide it but my silence said more than I was willing. I figured if I didn’t say anything, she wouldn’t notice. I was deep in the battle and worse for the wear. […]