Part Two: This Half Marathon was the best race I’ve ever run. For the last three miles, I was covered in sweat. It was windy, temps were below freezing, and I do not do well in the cold. Besides that, I was now badly dehydrated and my body threatened to cramp up, pass-out, and upchuck the fuel I had recently ingested. But it was during these last few miles that God showed me more of Himself in a beautiful way I’ll never forget!
I just read last week that when we want to quite, we've only used 40% of our reserves!
When the winds of adversity strike us, are we prepared to fight??
Embrace whatever season of life you are in and run it with God!
February 14th is surrounded by roses, chocolates, and “I love you” from our special someone. As a single person it can sometimes hurt to watch all the couples exchange gifts and go on dates while we are left alone. “When will it be my turn?” can sometimes be all we can think. Here are seven… Continue reading 7 things to do on Valentine’s Day as a Single Person
As the sky began to darken so did Rosella's heart. The sun was setting much too quickly... she's getting desperate!
I've learned many things in my singleness and one of them is that learning to love Jesus first is the best thing we can do to stay content!
“As for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness: I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness.”Psalm 17:15 The other morning, while enjoying an easy four miler, I noticed a farm truck approaching a two-way stop at an intersection, the same one I would soon be at. I am always leery as… Continue reading How God uses the Complexities of our Brains and the Wisdom of His Spirit to Draw us Back to Himself
Hey ya’ll!! I am stoked to announce that the 12-week Back to the Basics Running course for Women is finally open for early-bird sign ups! Here is what one lady said about it: “This is my first time taking a running course and learning how to run with a spiritual mindset. God has used this… Continue reading Course is finally Open for Sign Ups!
Running to the best of your ability is way more enjoyable and realistic than shooting for an impossible picture of perfectionism.
Be Still and Run 