The Right Response When Things Go Wrong
How do you respond when things get tough? If you’re like me, too often you try to figure out how to ‘fix’ whatever it is, so the problem goes away. We don’t like difficult situations and the sooner we can find a solution the better.
Never Forget
I’ve watched my friend Kelli Canfield go through some stormy times the past few years as she’s battled with chronic illness. Never one to complain, she’s chosen to use the trial God’s allowed in her life as a means of ministering to others. She has been and continues to be a source of inspiration as she daily lives out what it looks like to allow Christ to be strong in her weakness.
When Taking the Next Step is Scary
How are things going for you? Maybe you’re facing some real challenges that have left you with lots of questions. I’ve been there. Several years ago, my husband’s position at work was eliminated. . .
Are You Believing a Lie?
Years ago, I was in a car accident that resulted in soft tissue damage to my upper back; but it was nothing major. Pain pills and muscle relaxers didn’t work, and I was unable to sleep. The lack of sleep added to my growing apprehension and worry clouded my thoughts. I began anticipating the worst.
