In every recalling of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, it is reported that He rode in on a donkey. Look up the definition of a donkey, and you'll find some pretty harsh words – like stupid and foolish. But in Jesus' eyes, He saw the donkey as peaceful and humble. And that's exactly how Jesus … Continue reading The Broken, The Better
Our Moments
Everyone takes a collective sigh of relief in January. The hectic bustle of the holidays is ending, and there’s this sense of starting over lurking in the minds of most. But in the same sigh that comes relief, there’s a sigh of sadness. Sadness that it’s really over. Another holiday season gone, and the new … Continue reading Our Moments
God Met Me Yesterday
GOD MET ME YESTERDAY by Jasmine Sayles The mere thought of shopping for Christmas sends unsettling chills down Holly’s spine, but she knows her mother wouldn’t want her to wallow away. She hops on the next available train: 2 pm. Hardly anyone is on it seeing as it’s the middle of the day, and she … Continue reading God Met Me Yesterday
Prepping for Preptober
Preptober – a time where writers prepare for National Novel Writing Month (also known as NaNoWriMo) – is already halfway through. However, there's no time like the present. So, I'm jumping on the bandwagon a bit late, but I'm super excited to get back into my writing. To prepare to work on my new novel … Continue reading Prepping for Preptober
Seasons Come & Go
Just a couple months ago, I was excited to find more beachy decor for our home from my favorite store: Dollar Tree. It’s our theme all year round, but summer is the time that it’s in the stores for me to swoop up. And that I did! But as summer has come to a close, … Continue reading Seasons Come & Go
Thank You, God, For Your Steady Hand
God is working. He’s moving. Every single day of our lives, God has a steady hand over all believers. And even when you don’t feel like He's working, He is. What I’ve had to face head on is how to continue to move forward even when what I desire hasn’t appeared. I don’t know a … Continue reading Thank You, God, For Your Steady Hand
I Wasn’t Crowning God
Here’s the thing about admiration. It can be a good thing until it’s not. I can admire an actor or actress for getting high acclaim in a blockbuster film, an influencer for having millions of subscribers or a novelist for getting on the New York Times Best Sellers list. On a smaller scale, I can … Continue reading I Wasn’t Crowning God
I Feel Guilty
Can I be transparent with you? I feel guilty. I feel guilty that I haven’t been devoted to my writing like I've wanted. You see, when the work day is done, and I’ve been writing for the job that I make an income from, my brain is fried. I’m not sure how I did it … Continue reading I Feel Guilty
What Holy Week Has Taught Me
There is freedom in Jesus Christ. Freedom from the box the world tries to put you in and even the one you unintentionally put yourself in. It’s easy to claim that accepting Jesus into your life and following Him each day limits your freedom from the outside looking in, but you’ll find this to be … Continue reading What Holy Week Has Taught Me
DIY Hanging Signs
I was overjoyed when I found these hanging signs at Dollar Tree, and I knew exactly what to do with them. I've been eyeing two signs in particular from Target and Amazon, but these signs gave me the inspiration to make my own personalized versions for less. It was super simple to do. I grabbed … Continue reading DIY Hanging Signs