Gravestones and Social Security
The grief walk brings both unexpected duties and blessed reunions. … More Gravestones and Social Security
The grief walk brings both unexpected duties and blessed reunions. … More Gravestones and Social Security
Corrie ten Boom understood all about what it means to “trust the engineer.” In the dark days of grief, I too learned and continue to learn how to trust the Lord, the Engineer of my life. … More Trusting
Carol reflects on how death has been swallowed up in victory through Christ as she reflects a decade later on the loss of her husband. … More O Death, Where is Your Victory?
Finding your way after loss can be difficult, especially when you shared so much in life and ministry. I’m thankful God spoke through His Word and others to guide me along the way. … More No longer two, but one
There are seasons in life when you know you just need a break. I’m at one of those moments. Though I’ll pause new posts for a while, you can catch up on some old ones. … More The Importance of Taking a Break
Grief catches up when we find ourselves doing hard things, even when they are necessary things. … More Doing Hard Things
Overwhelmed with troubles? Feel like you’re barely making it in life? There is one who understands and cares. … More Hanging on by a Thread
Do you own or rent your house? Could you pick up and leave it tomorrow? What makes a home? Where is yours? … More Houses and Homes
How do you get through the hard days? Remember God’s promises. Write them down. … More He was God’s Yes
The passing of time marks so much in our lives — childhood, graduations, new jobs, marriage, aging, and even death. We remember certain dates on the calendar, as they’re tied to specific events. When my husband passed away, I marked a year of Wednesdays, as that was the day he left. Recently, I made a … More 150 Days