Spiritual Journey

For quite some time, God has been calling me to study Matthew 22:1-14, The Parable of the Wedding Banquet. Those who were originally invited to the banquet by the king refused to come, so the king sent out his servants to extend the invitation to anyone they could find. There was one guest who came […]

When I think of stage plays, I think of the challenging work that goes into a great production. The actors put in the work to learn their lines and choreography to put on an excellent show. They have time to rehearse and get it right before sharing it with the public, and they work together

Do you live in the faith zone or the comfort zone? I was thinking about how in the past, every time I heard a sermon about the faith zone vs. the comfort zone in church, it left me with the simple impression that the comfort zone is easy, and the faith zone is hard; but

After writing my earlier post on friendship, I realized that the topic could really get very deep. I wrote about true, healthy friendships. Since then, whether it was prompted by a conversation, a spiritual download, or something I’ve watched on television, I have been thinking about the fact that not everyone we call a friend

This one is the easiest post ever…because I didn’t write it! It is a text message that I received from a good friend. God placed her in my life a little more than a year ago, and the timing was perfect. It’s amazing how God brings the right people into our lives at just the

I recently shared a post on social media that says “Time is precious. Don’t waste it.” Many of us struggle with procrastination whether it is in one area or several areas of our lives. I do not know a single person who can say that they never procrastinate. As I look at my to-do list

Proverbs 17:17 – A friend loves at all times, and is born, as is a brother, for adversity. I recently encountered a situation that briefly got me off track. I shared it with a few friends. Within minutes, I was laughing about the situation that occurred, and the irony of the fact that the enemy

We are all familiar with the Nelson Mandela quote “I never lose. I either win or learn.” We may even quote it when speaking of our own lives. Since learning is also winning, in my mind I’ve changed it to “I never lose. I win, no matter what.” I think we tend to have a

In an earlier post I ranted a bit about dysfunction. It had nothing to do with the actual post, but I chose not to remove it. I spent some time thinking about that. As a result, this post is quite different and more personal. I believe that it may resonate with single women more than

I was driving one day and passed by a metal fabrication company. They had a sign out front that read “Relationship Status – It’s Fabricated.” It made me laugh initially because of the play on words regarding the social media profile option to choose a relationship status of “It’s complicated.” Then it made me think