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It’s Okay to Grieve

Recently, I have been grieving the loss of a friend. Yes, I know my friend is in heaven, because he had an amazing personal relationship with Jesus. That brings all who knew him both peace and comfort. But the sudden…

What Are You Asking For?

What do you desire? What do you seek? More importantly, what are you praying for? Throughout the past week or so, I’ve not been able to get the quote out of my head that says something along the lines of,…

A Letter to Our Daughters

You are teaching us simple truths we forgot along the way. Authentic methods we abandoned long ago. You have the answer. Pure love. Abundant joy. You seek peace. Practice kindness and goodness. You are faithful to one another. Gentle. Self-controlled?…

Come Home Safely

To anyone who loves someone in law enforcement right now: Maybe you hold them as they cry over something they saw on their shift. “I can still see his eyes before I fall asleep at night”…they hold their head in…

A Letter to My Black Sisters

I see you. I know you’re weary. You’re trying to be all things to all people. Comfort for your husbands. Protectors of your children. Teachers to those willing to listen. Advocates. Spokeswomen. I see your pain and frustration. Love, forgiveness,…

Heart Sick, Yet Hopeful (Proverbs 13:12)

Since last summer, I had been anticipating a turn of events that would save me time and give me money. I had been asked to apply for the opportunity, had confirmation that I was “a shoo-in,” and, even as of…

Problem Solvers

It is easy during the stress of the day to allow fear and anxiety to take over. But God has given us His peace. We can trust in a sure foundation. Hear Lisa Bryant as she encourages us to give…

A Prayer for the Women of SBCV

This coming Thursday is the National Day of Prayer. In light of that, this post is dedicated as a prayer for you, the women of the SBC of Virginia, based upon Ephesians 1:15-23. Our Great God and Heavenly Father, We…

Stay Present

Diane Neighbarger, a licensed clinical social worker, gives some tips on staying present and processing the change around us. She also shares some activities that are calming for the whole family.

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