I set several goals for myself last week. No one else knew anything about them. I didn’t tell a soul. I didn’t achieve a single one of those goals either. Most anything we attempt without accountability will rarely be achieved. Do you find that to be true? My bet is you’ve attempted to develop new habits, accomplish certain tasks or… Read More
Meditate on Scripture – the 5th Key for Spiritual Growth
I remember the first time I was introduced to the idea of meditation. I was told to empty my mind of everything and let it rest. Unfortunately I was told wrong. In fact, an empty mind is a vacuum for temptation and evil. Instead, our minds should be occupied, full and active. You see, the concept of mediation has been… Read More
She’s My Priority This Week
Abby’s home! Yay! It’s University of Arizona’s spring break, so my college girl has returned to our nest. So that’s why this post is so short and my final promised posts about 7 Keys for Spiritual Growth are so non-existent. This week, Abigail is my priority. I love spending time with my young lady. We’ve shopped, eaten out, cooked her favorite… Read More
High Ho! High Ho! Off to Ohio I Go!
Today I’m travelling to Independence, Ohio! Independently! Alone! Ugh! I almost always travel with my dear friend and ministry assistant Kim or some other sweet helper to these speaking engagements. Me and Kim visiting with Ruth Cowles, Women’s Ministry Director at Olathe Bible Church in Olathe, Kansas, last spring. In the past I’ve also been accompanied by my husband James,… Read More
Join a Bible Study Group – the 4th Key for Spiritual Growth
Shortly after my first child was born I encountered a few crises in my life. Those little challenges drove me to a book I found in my mom’s bedroom called Lord, I Want to Know You. It was a short Bible study written by Kay Arthur. Hungry for something to establish my shaken life upon, I hungrily devoured that Bible… Read More
Have a Daily Quiet Time with God – the 3rd Key for Spiritual Growth
In recent months my quiet time with God has become more of a lifeline than ever. But I’m glad to report that as that sweet, simple and fairly short time alone with Jesus has become more necessary and critical to my survival, it has also become a greater source of joy. I absolutely love spending time in solitude with my… Read More
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