I'm so excited you stopped by! I pray your visit here will be encouraging. You will find books, and stories, and posts on infertility and adoption and faith.
Similar Posts
A Radical Idea
The move was to a house only two minutes away. It was not because of a great plan, nor a simple whim. It was purposeful, even though it was not perfectly planned out. I did it because God said to go and then flung open the doors. If you’ve been following the story of In Jars…
the gentle healer
By the time we arrived in LaColline, Haiti, I was certain of two things: God was speaking to me again, finally. God was going to heal my body. I was half right on both counts. The first step was a fast. After reading about natural living (starting with Michelle’s blog, Frugal Granola) I was convinced…
Of Symphonies {and being saved}
I couldn’t sleep last night. Again. The rain was falling on our tin roof so I sat on the couch and listened to the symphony. When five o’clock snuck up, I sat down at the computer to catch up reading a few blogs. And in the reading the question was asked, “What is saving your…
my stubborn heart {book review}
{wondering how the Chocolate Cake Contest is coming along? Go visit my facebook page to see pictures and updates!} I’m always on the lookout for new authors. Especially new fiction authors. Finding a novel that sweeps me away seems to be getting harder and harder these days. But I keep trying, just in case! Becky…
Prophet {book review}
Ela Roeh is just a seventeen year old girl when our story begins. A girl on the road to marriage, with a family she delights in and a deep love for the Infinite. But life spirals out of control when she sees of a vision of a city burning and a voice begins to echo in her…
The Voice of God
My first year on the mission field was eye-opening. Instead of living in a foreign country, God called me to my hometown. Instead of spending the first few months learning a language, I spent my time learning the rhythms of grace. This morning, as I read Revelation 1, I was reminded of that time in the…
So, so true. There’s always a purpose in the pain, even when we can’t see it. Thank you so much for sharing this verse!
Oh’ so thankful too sister! Where there was need in me, He gave it. He is replacing my pride with humbleness, and my sin with forgiveness. Praise God, and thank you for sharing such a nice word picture! ~ Blessings out, Amy
Yeah…I needed to read this one, too.
I found a print by another artist with that verse a few weeks ago. Printed it out and hung it on my bulletin board beside my desk. Some times the pain of life seems so unbearable … but He is still God and He is still good!
Pretty sure this was written for me this morning. Thank you