Day 3 of 10 Continuing right along with our trail tips for walking well with Jesus on the ancient paths blazed by His Word, we come to a really fun tip. As I often say, “The trail may be narrow and few may be on it, but, sister, you don’t have to do this thing alone!” Tip #3 – Join… Read More
Today we continue a series of short blog posts featuring basic, tried-and-true, but sometimes hard-to-do tips for walking with Jesus on the ancient paths. Keep in mind that these pointers don’t lead you to salvation; we’re only saved by the grace of God through the blood of Jesus Christ, and we receive that gift through faith. And God even supplies… Read More
Let’s Hit the Trail! Who’d have known that hiking could be so complicated? When I decided several years ago to backpack a section of the Appalachian Trail along with my Aunt Ida and my friend Kim, I figured we’d just strap a few supplies to our sturdy backs and head out. Little did I know, I had months of warm-up… Read More
‘Tis the month of love! For me that means the temptation of little pieces of chocolate wrapped in colorful foils continues the alluring plea for attention (and consumption!) that began in December. But now the foils are even more to my liking…pink, red, and more pink! Alas, I struggle. But February also brings Valentine’s Day to our calendars (as well… Read More
I’m about to finish reading a new book by Kimberly Wagner called Fierce Women. This biblical womanhood/biblical marriage book explains how to be the strong, capable, and even assertive woman you were created to be while still being submissive and respectful toward your husband, soft and winsome to those around you, and pleasing to the Lord. I’ll offer you a… Read More
I have fun photos to share! I’ve posted several times lately about mentoring. The focus of the latest edition of Trail Talk was, in fact, “mentoring,” as well. And I’ve mentioned several times that it has been quite the rude awakening for me to realize that I am indeed the “older woman.” If you also are the more seasoned woman,… Read More