What Depression Taught Me I remember her pancakes. And her klondike bars. The dark red armchair and her distaste for animals in the house. My grandmother was an amazing woman and I always remember her during this time of year. October 31, 2010, she passed away. For the past thirteen years I’ve walked through the grief of losing someone and her death was a catalyst for depression to enter my life. I remember telling my husband one night, “If I…
Four Truths to Fight for Your Faith The following is an excerpt taken from I Didn’t Sign Up for This, by Sarah E. Frazer, B&H Publishing Group, Brentwood TN. Copyright © 2023. Used with permission. All rights reserved. By faith Moses, when he was born, was hidden three months by his parents, because they saw he was a beautiful child; and they were not afraid of the king’s command. (Heb. 11:23) This verse says Moses’s mother and father both had…
5 Promises God Has Already Kept As the leaves fall and winter starts to make its way into our lives, we all get a little sentimental. The change of seasons reminds us that our lives are always changing. There are big changes, but the small changes sometimes make us wish for better days. Was the green of spring ever here? All of the leaves fall from the trees, leaving the branches bare. Sometimes I feel like God strips our lives…
Five Ways God’s Goodness Follows Us I don’t see any good in this…..I wept the night I heard about my friend’s suffering. Her family was walking a long and dark path. How would they survive? I prayed in desperate hope that God would meet them in their pain. If “all your works are good…” how could you allow this? I thought aloud to God. In one of the most famous psalms we find this verse at the end: Surely goodness…