by Kathy | Oct 5, 2017 | busyness, Parenting, Resources, Spiritual Growth, Women's issues
Our culture has lied to us. It tells us that “busy” is good and margin is bad. In fact, surely an overflowing calendar means we are wanted. Needed. Talented. A person of worth. Is that what Jesus meant about giving us a “full” life? Or is...
by Kathy | Sep 14, 2017 | Bible, Devotional, Guest Post, Resources
Today’s devotional thought was written by Kimberly Texidor, minister, Bible teacher, and leader of the Facebook group “Soul Tired: A Walk 90-Day Walk through the Psalms for the Weary Traveler.” (It’s not too late to join in!) This devotional...
by Kathy | Aug 17, 2017 | Bible study, Discipleship, Resources, Spiritual Growth, women's ministry
I have dealt with Bible study from almost every conceivable angle. I have studied my Bible and used Bible study materials for decades. I have participated in countless Bible study groups. I have led Bible study groups. I have organized women’s Bible study for several...
by Kathy | Aug 14, 2017 | Bible, Discipleship, Prayer, Quiet Time, Resources, Spiritual Growth
What is devotional Bible reading? Should we do it and if so, how do we do it? Devotional Bible reading focuses on your personal relationship with God. The primary goal is not to gain biblical knowledge – though that will happen too. It’s not for the purpose of...
by Kathy | Jul 27, 2017 | Family musings, Guest Post, Resources, Women's issues
My guest today is Laura Taggart, author of the newly released book “Making Love Last.” Marriage is hard. Think about it. You and your mate come from different family histories. Different genders mean you think, process, and operate differently. Different...
by Kathy | Jan 5, 2017 | Discipleship, Resources, Spiritual Growth
We are five days into the New Year. Five days into starting fresh. And, for many Christians, five days into working toward a new set of spiritual goals. Perhaps you even set some goals and strategies for a regular quiet time. Regularly on this blog and when I speak, I...
