Have you found the joy of hunkering down yet? What is your perspective of the Crisis with a capital “C.” Once I got past the fear, I found sparks of Joy. It is time to find our bond to heaven. Continue reading “Crisis Perspective”
Crisis Perspective
Category: Family
What to do?
Where do I start? With a Princely quip, I suppose. Overwhelmed by tasks my husband wanted to help and asked what we needed for the upcoming trip to Asheville. I blurted “Floor Plans. They said to bring floor plans!” anxiety dripped from my voice as I wailed, “I don’t know what I want in a floor plan!” Continue reading “What to do?”
Surrender
The word alone makes me want to run. It is hard for me to surrender. Yet the Son of God surrendered in a garden called Gethsemane. It gives me comfort because; it wasn’t easy for God to surrender. Continue reading “Surrender”
Lost & Found
An awesome thing happened to me this week! I lived the parable of the lost coin. Remember this one? Continue reading “Lost & Found”
Dream Action!
Driveway in March
Driveway in May
I am back in Florida. We drove up to the North Carolina Mountains last weekend. We’ve been busy with our dream of a cabin home in the mountains. God is taking dream action on our behalf. Continue reading “Dream Action!”
Balancing Act
Last year felt like an uphill climb to the top of a mountain. God entrusted me with the care of my dad. It was a difficult trek. We made it to the top and rested for a bit. We rejoiced in God’s grace while we grieved. Continue reading “Balancing Act”
Rejoice in His Presence!
I’ve been studying what the Bible says about “Rejoice.” In this type of study I take one verse a day, read it in context, and look up the cross references. I discovered something this week. When in the presence of God we are called to rejoice. Continue reading “Rejoice in His Presence!”
Finding Joy
Storms have been battering Milly’s Realm over the last year. So how does one find the joy in the storm? Continue reading “Finding Joy”
Rejoice Always
My prince’s wild night left us with lots of emotion. We were worried, afraid even a little terrified, shocked, sad, angry, confused, and sick. In the midst of angst, leave it my wise loving mother to bring joy to the situation. Continue reading “Rejoice Always”
