Category Archives: Be Still

Book Review

Life in the Single Lane Accepting God’s Gift in This Season of Your Life By Aprill M. Brunson Non-fiction Life in the Single Lane was a wonderful encouragement to me as a single woman desiring to one day be married.  I feel like Aprill hit home with how relatable and easily digested it was.  IContinue reading “Book Review”

My 18inch Journey Has Begun!

Today is DAY TWO of “My 18inch Journey”! I am so excited to begin this new expedition with God! I will be posting updates on here, Lord willing, every Saturday, but if you would like to see day-by-day posts, head over to my Facebook page and follow me there. But for now, let me giveContinue reading “My 18inch Journey Has Begun!”

Walking on Water

Do you have what it takes? Have you ever stood by a body of water and imagined the scene of Matthew 14 when Jesus walks on the Sea of Galilee?  Have you ever thought of the gut Peter must have had to walk on water himself?  Who cares if he started sinking, what about theContinue reading “Walking on Water”

Staying Hemmed and Never Getting Unraveled

The Importance of Prayer Throughout my Christian years I have gone back and forth in my prayer life.  I’ve tried prayer lists on paper, lists on my phone, on an app, organized, no list at all.  I’ve tried praying for 10 minutes, 15, 20, an hour.  I get excited about prayer, then get bored.  I’llContinue reading “Staying Hemmed and Never Getting Unraveled”

The Much Neglected Necessity

Are you guilty of it? Take the Quiz to find out! Answer these questions, really pondering over what is being asked. Are you lacking peace? Are there things in your life that bother you? Do you worry about anything? Do you neglect refreshing yourself on a daily basis? Are you easily agitated or irritated? DoContinue reading “The Much Neglected Necessity”

Monday, May 11th, 2020

Sometimes life just needs to pause. Sometimes we need to just stop and realize the present reality. Sometimes we wish we could rewrite our life. Sometimes we wish to rewind, possibly fast forward. But why not stop and change our veiw? Why not instead look ahead? What if we took notes on the last decadeContinue reading “Monday, May 11th, 2020”