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Jun
23
The Future of Women’s Ministry
Posted June 23rd, 2009 @ 9:01 AM by | | PrintFiled Under Uncategorized
I came across this video this morning and am amazed by the vision of this precious girl. You will be too. When you grow a little disheartened with ministry, click the link and watch a young girl tell the story of how she simply followed God’s lead and got to see Him work. That is [...]
Jun
16
Ranch Living is the Life for Me
Posted June 16th, 2009 @ 10:47 AM by | | PrintFiled Under This we like!
Some of our dearest friends in all the world invited us (along with some more of our dearest friends) to spend this past weekend at their family ranch. Life is good when decisions come easy, and this one required no thought at all. The RSVP was a ready, “Yes!” Our friends are doing their best [...]
Jun
10
The first time I remember telling someone else about Jesus is when I was 11. She was my friend and we were playing Barbie’s on her top bunk. I don’t remember trying to force a conversation to produce conversion. I don’t remember feeling like I had to tell her. What I do remember is that [...]
Jun
1
Michael Hyatt, CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers is writing on his blog today on a topic near and dear to every woman’s heart: Shoes.
Soles4Souls is an organization that sends shoes to millions of people all over the world who don’t own a single pair and have to walk barefoot for miles just to get water. [...]