 Dear weary mama, I cannot help but think of you, weary Oklahoma mama. I’ve been heart-heavy over your own heart-heaviness. I’ve thought of you all these last couple of days, wondering how Oklahoma is doing, how you are doing. I cannot fathom. The day the storm came with reck-less fury, my toddler baby girl darted…  Today’s discussion is on chapter 6 of “To Walk or Stay, and it is taking place at Tracie Stier-Johnson’s blog. Click here to visit. But before you go, I want to share a little about the chapter in the author of “To Walk or Stay,” Lara G. William’s own words. “I wrote a disclaimer at…  So, I’ve written a post for Allume today that I am excited about. It’s been hard to write lately, and maybe that’s why I am excited. Or maybe it was the topic. Yes, that’s it. It’s about being in the in-between, and what to do while you are waiting. The words I wrote are really…  If you told me a year ago that real friends could be made on-line, I would’ve thought, “That’s creepy.” Now, I can honestly say, “It’s true. Genuine friendship can be made online.” Though that’s not the point of this post. It is however, to tell you about a blogger who, over the last year has…  When we take the stand in demanding our own rights, we are not reflecting Christ’s character. “We reflect His when we lay down our rights. We honor Him when we esteem others higher than ourselves…He called me to esteem my husband higher than myself. He challenged me to serve him from a heart of love rather than insist he serve me.”  The poignant and powerful posts written by beautiful mamas and women of God, leading up to Mother’s Day with long lines of flowery words that strung together like a garlands of grace that cascaded into this week, left me rather silent, holding back my own. And it’s no fault of theirs, but the enemy has… |
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