I got so busy last August, I didn’t make a teaser post for my guest post on my friend Debbie Kitterman’s site! But here it is, in time for you to read it THIS busy August!
Want to listen to the podcast episode? Here it is:
I got so busy last August, I didn’t make a teaser post for my guest post on my friend Debbie Kitterman’s site! But here it is, in time for you to read it THIS busy August!
Want to listen to the podcast episode? Here it is:
Do you deal with loneliness in marriage? I’ve dealt with it frequently in the past 18 years. But I’ve learned how to handle it with God’s help.
I’m blessed to write monthly for A Wife Like Me, a beautiful and encouraging site for wives of all backgrounds. Visit the site and join the Facebook group for loads of inspiration and blessings.
For years, I beat myself up for both major and minor infractions. Both sins of commission (when I actively did wrong) and sins of omission (when I didn’t do right things) haunted me.
I grew up in the church and knew the Bible well. Yet forgiving myself often felt impossible, especially for sins that changed the path of my life.
If you struggle with forgiving yourself, meditate on this portion of Psalm 103 with me. We’ll look at how to apply it to our lives after we read it through, slowly and thoughtfully.
The story of the woman at the well reminds me of my own past sin. I re-imagined her story in this fictional piece last year. Today I’m digging into the story of how she was set free from past sin at my friend Angel’s site. Here’s a snippet for you, and I hope you’ll go over and read the rest.