• A Prayer for Easter

    As I look forward to Easter this year my heart has been turned to the Gospels. Reading through the accounts of Jesus’ week before the cross, the crucifixion, and then the resurrection, has moved me to think more about Jesus’ life now. I am also studying Hebrews, which is all about Jesus. Both of these things have caused me to want to offer a prayer for easter. Below you can read through my prayer, but I also include some scriptures…

  • Three Hard Questions We Can Ask God

    Three Hard Questions We Can Ask God Some questions are easy. My children ask me things like, “What is for dinner?” Or “Can I have some more screen time?” Those are normal, everyday questions. As I think about my relationship with my children, I can’t help but also think about my relationship with God. I expect my children to ask me questions, but I hesitate to ask God questions. When I read through Psalm 13 recently I found three hard…

  • What Job’s Friends Got Right

    When January rolled around this year I didn’t have a plan. That is super unusual for me because I am a planning girl! Don’t get me wrong, I have a daily, weekly, and general idea of what I’m doing, but as for reading through the Bible or where to read in the Bible, I didn’t have a clue.  A few months after you are “supposed” to have a plan, I decided to read through the Bible chronologically. That means that…

  • To Be a Daughter First

    Last month I was able to attend an amazing retreat. It was called, “Daughter’s First.” The entire time we were lead through Psalm 23 with Ellie Holcomb’s song as our anthem:  It was an amazing experience. I flew out to Colorado Springs for the first time and was able to rest, renew, and rekindle my relationship with God. Although I’ve always known in my head that I am a daughter to God, I have always struggled to connect that to…