by Kathy | Dec 9, 2019 | Christmas, Trials and difficulties, Uncategorized, Women's issues
Expectations for Christmas. I’ve certainly had them. Have you? Maybe you hope to give the perfect gift, decorate a beautiful tree, or cook a delicious meal for your family. Maybe you long for your whole family to be together – not just physically, but also...
by Kathy | Nov 11, 2019 | Devotional, Family musings, Spiritual Leadership, Women's issues
I am working on a new devotional book about spiritual legacy with Tyndale Publishers. The book is tentatively titled “Heirloom: Living and Leaving a Legacy of Faith.” Inspiring stories of past faith will inspire us to live our faith today in ways that will...
by Kathy | Aug 19, 2019 | Church, friendship, Grace, Spiritual Leadership, Women's issues
The book of Philemon may be short, but it packs a powerful spiritual punch. Paul’s letter to his Christian brother Philemon gives us a window into Paul’s personal life and relationships, showing us how the apostle lived out his faith in real life. We see a side of...
by Kathy | Jul 22, 2019 | Guest Post, Uncategorized, Wisdom, Women's issues
Today’s post about the value of our words is written by Kathy Collard Miller. It’s based on her new Bible study “Heart Wisdom: Daughters of the King Bible Study Series.” Finding the right words can be a challenge. Sometimes we use too many....
by Kathy | Jul 1, 2019 | Trials and difficulties, Unshakeable Faith, Women's issues
When my kids were young, I learned the hard way to be very careful about making promises. Why? Because sometimes, no matter how much I may have wanted to keep the promise, the circumstances were beyond my control. For instance, a promise of a trip to the park could be...
by Kathy | Jun 10, 2019 | Bible, Trials and difficulties, Uncategorized, Women's issues
I’m a terrible “waiter.” I don’t mean waiting on tables, though I’m not very good at that either. I mean waiting on things to happen. Like a fun vacation. Or a visit from friends. My most recent period of waiting was on the birth of our first granddaughter. After four...
