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- December 26, 2016

"Humble yourselves before the Lord, and He will lift you up." ~James 4:10

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Worry? Proverbs 31 OBS Blog Hop

- December 05, 2013

This week's blog topic from Proverbs 31 OBS is on “Worry”… AND I know a thing or two about worry. I’m betting a lot of you reading this do as well. Dictionary.com defines worry as: “ to torment oneself with or suffer from disturbing thoughts; fret. ” Torment oneself. Suffer. Fret. That’s what I can do to myself sometimes. I’ve heard that if you worry you don’t really trust that God can handle it. You don’t trust God with it. That’s hard to swallow for me. Because I worry about my kids, my family, me, friends, etc. But I’m in the Bible every single day. I am a Jesus girl. So for me to worry and then see that my worry means I don’t trust that God can handle it is hard. UGH. I am getting better about it though. My time with God every morning is helping. When I start to worry about something…I begin to pray. I stop the tormenting in it...

A Raging Battle.... Proverbs 31 OBS Blog Hop

- January 23, 2014

On Sunday of this week, we started a new online Bible study with Proverbs 31! I am so excited because I love anything Proverbs 31! Our study this time around is by one of my favorite authors, Lysa TerKeurst….and her book, Made to Crave ! I have read this book already and it is amazing. If you want to jump in on the study…please do! Go here to sign up: http://proverbs31.org/online-bible-studies/ This week for my blog topic I picked “A Raging Battle” because food is not something I crave more than God…I crave other things. God has shown me some things that I crave more than Him and it’s not pretty. “My soul yearns, even faints, for the courts of the Lord ; my heart and my flesh cry out for the living God.” Psalm 84:2 For three years now I have been doing a 365 photo a day blog and last year I started writing every Thursday about my faith and whatever was on my heart. I felt...