by Kathy | May 18, 2020 | Discipleship, Quiet Time, Women's issues
COVID-19 has changed many things. Perhaps even your daily time with God. After all, how do you have a quiet time when you’re literally never alone. With schools and daycares closed and your spouse working from home it’s even hard to get to the bathroom by yourself. I...
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...
