Monthly Archives: September 2014

Today our women’s ministry is having their annual Superwoman Saturday.  I love this event.  Workshops, prayer, praise, fellowship, encouragement and food, what’s not to love?  As we begin to prepare for this event, my thoughts seem to go to the Proverbs 31 woman.  She is amazing!  She does so much.  Here is a list of […]

My husband, Brannon, and I were talking the other night and the topic came up about what other people thought about us (not us as a couple, but as individuals). We discussed it for a few minutes until I asked him what he thought his biggest misconception would be. What is it that people just […]

It’s beginning to feel like fall in Northern KY.  I love fall.  Crisp air, windows open…..new wardrobe.  Well, sort of a new wardrobe.  It actually means I switch things from the guest room closet to my closet.  Clothes I haven’t seen in a while, so they seem new.  This is where I take the time […]

A cool breeze mixing with the warm perspiration dripping out from underneath his helmet provides a sense of calm and determination as he continues his daily route. Thoughts of the day that once weighed heavy on his shoulders now feel like they are being caught up in the stream of air blowing off his back, […]

In the past couple of weeks, I have been on the road – a lot. I had the opportunity to drive from Phoenix to Los Angeles and my normal trip from Northern KY to Nashville.  After two years of making the drive to Nashville at least twice a month, I am pretty sure I could […]

Surely you have granted him unending blessings and made him glad with the joy of your presence. Psalm 21:6   My long day at work has ended. Dragging myself to my car, drained from the demands of the past eight hours, stressed from what tomorrow holds, and tired from the tossing and turning from the […]