A Love Letter from God
I didn’t want to post this today. This is something I feel is personal to me, but I felt the Lord keep saying, “post that one”. So, here it is. I pray this speaks to someone’s heart and leads them closer to Jesus today.
I didn’t want to post this today. This is something I feel is personal to me, but I felt the Lord keep saying, “post that one”. So, here it is. I pray this speaks to someone’s heart and leads them closer to Jesus today.
It’s certainly been a whacky year. We’ve all had our opinions on how things should have been done. Some of us have had to trust in the government’s support when our jobs got put on hold. We’ve done what is necessary to hang on and keep going.
Does the thought of getting in the car make you want to walk sideways and find the quickest puke bucket? Are you destined to get away from home for a bit but the thought of traveling anywhere outside a ten kilometres radius seem insurmountable? Here are some tips to help you survive the trip
This story is shared with us from Heidi T.. She was the surrogate for a family struggling with infertility. Each paragraph is a journal entry of her experience. Thank you so much Heidi for sharing and for stepping out with courage to help this family!
What do Christians believe and why do they believe it? What’s the gist of the Bible? How does it impact me?
We’ve only got a couple weeks left of blissful summer before routines roll out again. Going back to work and school schedules can be an adjustment. You’ve got to juggle getting everyone ready and out the door in the morning. You come home after a busy day at work. Some of you now have groups opening up again in the evening as well.
One area I find that takes a back seat in all this is your meals.
It was a summer to remember. I was working in a rewarding job at a retirement home. I was hanging out with friends and creating memories. I was enjoying community with my church and dreaming of future possibilities…
Yay!! I bring you great news! I am done my light therapy as of tomorrow. I know most of you won’t understand how excited this makes Michael and I. I don’t normally like to give details of how I’m really doing physically because it would be exhausting and draining for you. But let’s just say, this therapy has been the WORST one yet.
The thing that concerns me most for infertile couples is their marriage. The grief, constant waiting, and never-ending longing for a child can wedge a big gap between a husband and wife. My question for you today is this: are you fighting for your marriage?